| Épinal–Bussang railway | |
| System: | SNCF |
| Status: | Operational |
| Locale: | France (Grand Est) |
| Start: | Épinal station |
| End: | Remiremont station |
| Open: | 1864 - 1891 |
| Close: | 1989 (partial closure) |
| Owner: | SNCF |
| Operator: | SNCF |
| Linelength Km: | 56 |
| Tracks: | Double track (Épinal to Arches) Single track (Arches to Remiremont) |
| Electrification: | 2005 (partial electrification) |
The railway from Épinal–Bussang is a French 56 km long railway that runs between the cities of Épinal and Remiremont.
The Épinal–Bussang railway leaves the Gare d'Épinal, entering its terminus Gare de Remiremont after a total length of 56 km. Before 1989, it continued to Bussang. The railway runs along the Moselle river.[1]
The Épinal–Bussang railway serves three main stations.
The speed limit on the line is limited to 90 km/h due to the curvature of the Moselle river, which it runs along.
The line was partially electrified (25 kV - 50 Hz) on 23 May 2005 between Épinal et Remiremont, in anticipation of TGV services which began on 10 June 2007. This coincided with the opening of the LGV Est.
The railway is used by SNCF train services part of both the TGV and TER Grand Est networks. The route between Remiremont and Bussang continues to be operated by a replacement bus service.[2]