Deutsche Bahn: Punctuality of Long-Distance Trains Remains at a Low Level
13 Articles
13 Articles
Train manager Evelyn Palla had indicated a punctuality target of at least 60 percent in long-distance traffic for 2026. In September, the railway is well below - and even in the whole year, the target will remain rather unmatched.
The Deutsche Bahn is still far from its punctuality target. In September, almost every second long-distance train arrived with a delay.
Renovations and plant disruptions continue to slow down the railway. In September, almost every second long-distance train was delayed.
saarbruecker-zeitung.de
Renovations and plant disruptions continue to slow down the railway. In September, almost every second long-distance train was delayed.
In September, almost half of the long-distance trains of Germany's main train operator Deutsche Bahn arrived late, mainly due to the obsolescence of the network.
Renovations and plant disruptions continue to slow down the railways. In September, almost every second long-distance train was delayed. Federal Transport Minister Bilger, however, envisages significant improvements in three years' time.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 50% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
