Rail: No Increase in Ticket Prices for the First Time in Six Years

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Deutsche Bahn does not raise its prices in long-distance transport to the timetable change in December.

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During this year's timetable change, the railway will refrain from price increases in long-distance transport - for the first time in years. The DB Group thus also draws consequences from chronic unpunctuality.[more]]>

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For the first time in six years, Deutsche Bahn has refrained from price increases for the change of timetable. That is good news. Apart from this, however, it is also possible to save on rail travel in general. That's how it works.

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For the first time, Deutsche Bahn does not want to increase its long-distance transport prices. In recent years, it has regularly raised its prices to change timetables. With this step, the company wants to set a signal – and compensate customers for building site chaos and delays.

Berliner Morgenpost

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The new head of the railway makes a first statement: Deutsche Bahn is changing its timetable without increasing its prices.

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Rising wage costs, expensive energy: ticket prices on the train have recently increased significantly from year to year. However, this year there is good news for passengers. This applies at least to long-distance traffic.