Laufenburg → Basel SBB
Train formation
Expected crowding
Plenty of seats for the whole journey.Forecast published by Swiss rail operators (opentransportdata.swiss).Route · 9 stops · 38 min · 38 km
- 13:34Laufenburgdeparture–
- 13:41Stein-Säckingen–
- 13:45Mumpf–
- 13:49Möhlin–
- 13:52Rheinfelden–
- 13:54Rheinfelden Augarten–
- 13:57Kaiseraugst–
- 13:59Pratteln Salina Raurica–
- 14:02Pratteln–
- 14:05Muttenz–
- 14:12Basel SBBterminus–
Same number elsewhere: Urbanos Sado 17250 Praias do Sado-A → Barreiro (Portugal)
Questions about S1 17250
Is S1 17250 late today?
It has no live data yet: its times are the scheduled ones.
What time does S1 17250 arrive in Basel SBB?
It is scheduled at 14:12. It usually arrives on time (over 3 measured days).
Is S1 17250 often late?
Over the last 30 days, Trenora tracked it on 3 days: it arrived on time (less than 5 minutes late) 100% of the time. Usual arrival delay: none, average delay: 1 min. No cancellations over the period.
How many coaches does S1 17250 have?
Today, 8 coaches and 324 seats. First class: coaches 4 and 8. Source: CFF.
What services are there on board S1 17250?
From today's published formation: wheelchair access.
Will S1 17250 be busy?
Swiss operators expect plenty of seats for the whole journey. Forecast published on opentransportdata.swiss.
How long is the journey from Laufenburg to Basel SBB?
38 min today. 38 km by rail, an average of 60 km/h including stops.
Which stations does S1 17250 call at?
Between Laufenburg and Basel SBB, it calls at 9 stations: Stein-Säckingen, Mumpf, Möhlin, Rheinfelden, Rheinfelden Augarten, Kaiseraugst, Pratteln Salina Raurica, Pratteln, Muttenz.
Which company runs S1 17250?
S1 17250 is run by SBB CFF (S1). Its timetable and live data come from data published by SBB CFF.
How do I let someone know when I arrive?
Open the train on the map, then « Share arrival »: they get a link, see the train coming in and know when to leave, with no account and nothing to install.