When I lived in Karlsruhe, my wife and I would alternate taking the train to spend weekends together. On paper, the Lausanne-Karlsruhe trip is four hours, but because half of the trip is directed Deutsche Bahn, I think it took over six hours 75% of the time. DB management and funding seems to be the the result of peak human incompetence.
I’m not sure I’ve seen yesterday a single train that was not delayed.
Good news though: we arrived in Paris with 56 minutes of delay, which is just in time that the company doesn’t have to refund passagers (which starts at 60 minutes)./
Condolences!
When I lived in Karlsruhe, my wife and I would alternate taking the train to spend weekends together. On paper, the Lausanne-Karlsruhe trip is four hours, but because half of the trip is directed Deutsche Bahn, I think it took over six hours 75% of the time. DB management and funding seems to be the the result of peak human incompetence.
Unfortunately!
I’m not sure I’ve seen yesterday a single train that was not delayed.
Good news though: we arrived in Paris with 56 minutes of delay, which is just in time that the company doesn’t have to refund passagers (which starts at 60 minutes)./
Good news ±; 😅