This week, I had to travel in a regional train, a quite modern Stadler KISS train operated by DB Regio (Deutsche Bahn).

It's Deutsche Bahn. You are lucky if only some non-critical parts of the trains are broken and the train arrives at all.

I traveled on quite a few train networks over the years. DB has been consistantly the worst by far. The trains are *never* on time, break down very frequently and are very often quite dirty.

The best decision german politicians could make at this point is to ask some other country to manage and run the german rail network *scnr*

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In reply to Re: OT: Stupid User Interfaces (Part 2) by cavac
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