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All running the same route, at the same time? It doesn't look like it. https://www.omio.co.uk/search-frontend/results/1307902350/train?locale=en&abTestParamete

All running the same route, at the same time? It doesn't look like it. https://www.omio.co.uk/search-frontend/results/1307902350/train?locale=en&abTestParameters=&adults=1&arrival_fk=406057&children=0&departure_date=14/04/2019&departure_fk=406028&infants=0&is_rebrand=true&travel_mode=train&user_currency=GBP&user_domain=co.uk&user_id=429ac382-a96c-41de-94dc-e9ffcfa20431&user_locale=en https://www.omio.co.uk/search-frontend/results/1307902350/tr...

Tijdreiziger 8y ago
For the largest part of the route between Stockholm and Malmö, there is only one physical rail route [1], so yes. There is a small difference in journey time (~4h30 vs ~5h00), but the companies depart within minutes of each other at times (e.g. Apr 18: SJ departure 16:24, Snälltåget departure 16:28) One error I made is that there are only 2 operators: SJ and Snälltåget (MTR operates to Gothenburg, not Malmö). On the route to Gothenburg, the journey time is equal (~3h00), and again the companies depart within minutes of each other (e.g. Apr 18: SJ departure 12:33, MTR departure 12:43), and again there is only one physical rail route linking the cities [1]. [1] see https://www.openrailwaymap.org https://www.openrailwaymap.org