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Public Transport in the Snow: Why Is Public Transport Not Winter-Proof?

Summary by Frankfurter Allgemeine
If more than a few centimetres of snow fall in the Rhine-Main area, not only does traffic slip, but also the timetable. Understandably, this causes trouble for the users of buses and trains, and yet they owe their drivers a certain amount of gratitude.

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Public Transport in the Snow: Why Is Public Transport Not Winter-Proof?

If more than a few centimetres of snow fall in the Rhine-Main area, not only does traffic slip, but also the timetable. Understandably, this causes trouble for the users of buses and trains, and yet they owe their drivers a certain amount of gratitude.

·Frankfurt, Germany
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Frankfurter Allgemeine broke the news in Frankfurt, Germany on Monday, January 26, 2026.
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