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verreisterNutzer
2 years ago

It’ll never happen. I’ve never experienced a train in Switzerland being inconvenient.

guru61
2 years ago
Reply to  SULDomiYT

This is still a good time in Germany!

Giovanni47
2 years ago

Our trains were more timely. But we are at a high level.

verreisterNutzer
2 years ago
Reply to  Giovanni47

The question is to what extent you can compete with the train. Smiling at a high level should not mean that one or two hours later arrives at the destination because the connecting train could not wait. If the train continues to do this, it doesn’t need to wonder that more and more people are moving to the car. But I have the impression that the train really doesn’t matter.

guru61
2 years ago

Guggsc:

https://www.deutschebahn.com/en/group/group profile/number_fakten/puenktlichkeitwert-6878476

LeroyJenkins87
2 years ago

You get 25% back from 60 minutes. If longer then more

Delays: Refund and Compensation Help & Contact

LeroyJenkins87
2 years ago
Reply to  SULDomiYT

From 60 minutes does not mean less than 60 minutes. So no, you won’t get anything for 20 minutes

ES1956
2 years ago

You can always desire.

Irgendjamand232
2 years ago

If the train falls completely, you get the money back. That’s all I know.

guru61
2 years ago

rather not because after a half hour the next one is driving!

Irgendjamand232
2 years ago
Reply to  guru61

With me the complete 35 francs were refunded…

Hido02
1 year ago

No who one fails you won’t get any money back because the next trip is usually all 30 min (clock schedule) only if the next one goes hourly you can ask the 25% what does it just take to 60min delay.

( I’ve seen this case before)

guru61
2 years ago

the name is Kulanz

He had also retained 20 stutz from Thurbo when they left 15 seconds too early!