By Alicia HeskampPiet Schouten is annoyed. The Uelser regularly arrives too late for his volunteer work at the Malteser Hilfsdienst in Osnabrück. This is not the fault of his own planning. The reason is a red light sign on the train line of the RB56 between Neuenhaus and Bad Bentheim. This signals to the train driver that he is not yet able to enter Bad Bentheim station. The train, in which Piet Schouten also sits, has to stop. 15 to 20 minutes …
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By Alicia HeskampPiet Schouten is annoyed. The Uelser regularly arrives too late for his volunteer work at the Malteser Hilfsdienst in Osnabrück. This is not the fault of his own planning. The reason is a red light sign on the train line of the RB56 between Neuenhaus and Bad Bentheim. This signals to the train driver that he is not yet able to enter Bad Bentheim station. The train, in which Piet Schouten also sits, has to stop. 15 to 20 minutes …