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German rail bans cannabis at stations after Nat’l legalization

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Passengers on Deutsche Bahn, the state-owned German rail operator, will not be permitted to smoke cannabis on its stations following...

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung

Deutsche Bahn bans cannabis consumption at stations

Despite the legalisation of cannabis in Germany, there should be no kittens at stops. The DB will adapt its rules of procedure accordingly - also for smoking areas.

15 days ago·Munich, Germany

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Deutsche Welle

Cannabis ban planned on German railway stations

Adults in Germany are allowed to smoke cannabis since 1 April. For example, areas around playgrounds and schools - and soon also train stations - are excluded.

15 days ago·Germany

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rnd.de

Deutsche Bahn bans cannabis consumption at railway stations

Cannabis use has been legal in Germany since April 1. However, Deutsche Bahn still wants to ban this at train stations and is now changing its house rules in return. Smoking weed should also be prohibited in smoking areas.

15 days ago·Germany

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Frankfurter Allgemeine

Whether to smoke cannabis at the train station

Cannabis has been partially legalized in Germany since April 1. To smoke a joint while waiting for a train remains a taboo. From the beginning of June Deutsche Bahn will enforce its new domestic regulation against mugging travellers.

15 days ago·Frankfurt, Germany

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Spiegel

New ban signs: Deutsche Bahn forbids kiffen at the station

A few more trains before the train arrives? Deutsche Bahn plans to revise its rules of procedure for stations: tobacco must therefore continue to be smoked in smokers' zones, but cannabis must not.

15 days ago·Germany

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Tagesschau

Deutsche Bahn wants to ban kittens at railway stations by ordinance

Cannabis has recently been legal, but kittens on railway stations are to be banned. According to a media report, Deutsche Bahn wants to change its rules of procedure accordingly. As of July, the group also wants to prosecute violations.[more]

15 days ago·Hamburg, Germany

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