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The train is a "push-pull" formation, meaning it can be driven from either the DB BR 146.5 electric locomotive at one end or the DBpbzfa 668.2 control car at the other. This eliminates the need for the locomotive to uncouple and move to the other side of the train at terminal stations.

This specific package typically includes career scenarios for the West Rhine: Köln – Koblenz route, where these trains are commonly seen in real life. DB BR 146.5 & BR 668.2 'Intercity 2' Loco Add-On - Steam DTG_DB_BR146.5_BR668.2_IC2.7z

In Train Simulator , the DLC allows players to operate these modern trains at speeds up to 160 km/h. The official locomotive manual provides technical details for operating the cab, including safety systems like PZB, LZB, and SiFa. The train is a "push-pull" formation, meaning it

Introduced by Deutsche Bahn (DB) in 2015, the "Intercity 2" (IC2) was designed to bridge the gap between regional services and high-speed ICE trains. Unlike the older, single-deck Intercity trains, the IC2 uses high-capacity "Twindexx" double-deck coaches to handle increasing passenger numbers on busy routes. DB BR 146

The "story" of this train—and the reason it is featured in the simulation—centers on the modernization of Germany's long-distance rail service: