9€ ticket disaster?
Did the DB underestimate the €9 ticket? I mean, I've seen three videos now where the trains were so overcrowded that the train drivers threatened to call the police to clear the train. I find that pretty outrageous.
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The DB can hardly do anything. It only drives the services ordered by the local transport company. In particular on tourist-relevant connections, an increased passenger volume cannot therefore always be avoided.
This was underestimated, only not from the DB.
We underestimated* but this has nothing to do for the DB.
* if it was even thought about
I'm sure not the DB.
Rather the incompetent people who just decide.
It doesn't need a 9€ ticket, I've already experienced it before.
That was to be expected.
Yeah, we got it. It was really crowded. But this is not the fault of the 9€ ticket, but of the public transport.
The antagonists of the public transport have not thought out.
The public transport is far too badly developed in Germany. There is no capacity, route connections and so on
Stop whining and mocking and thank you for 9 euros all month through Germany:)
Costs and even only 2.4 billion euros
Everything has its price
Government should lower petrol prices and the right thing to do is not because people would have a fair choice.
And free beer! For the people who prefer to stay on the sofa.
Wrong at Hartz.
This €9 tecket was once again attempting to tie civil relief to the ideological policy of climate recovery. Hardly anyone likes the public transport, usually only the people who a) don't own a car or b) hardly have any parking at the arrival location.
This explains the crowded train 😁