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HugoHustensaft
2 years ago

There was something so isolated, in some cases only as an attempt – but it would not be known to me anywhere in Germany.

Giovanni47
2 years ago

As far as I remember, there was this in Karlsruhe, probably other people here know more.

zozo08
2 years ago

I’ve never seen or heard of. I don’t think I would be very rewarding

Rolf42
2 years ago

Until 2014 there was this on the line between Düsseldorf and Krefeld, see https://linied.net/current_2014/2014_bistro.html

The search for a new tenant was unfortunately unsuccessful, the corresponding cars have now been rebuilt and the bistro equipment removed.

elenaBC2411
2 years ago

In most tram networks there is a party train. There are usually drinks and snacks.

Chris70439734
2 years ago

It used to be in the Karlsruhe city railways, but was quickly redeveloped. This is simply not worthwhile, the journey time is too short and you also need additional staff, the costs would have to come back in through sales revenues. You can get a snack at almost every railway station today, either in a kiosk or from a vending machine.

Rheinflip
2 years ago

There’s no more. In the past, this was present in a few lines. I know the lines Krefeld – Düsseldorf with Bistro until 2014 and Düsseldorf – Duisburg until 1998.

Sarah3333
2 years ago

No, of course not. The duration of stay in trams is far too short as it would be necessary.

ElektrikKlaus
2 years ago

No.

But in the transhipment to a burger

martinreschke
2 years ago

It’s not necessary for two stations. Why don’t you ask for a toilet? That would make sense.

Curasanus
2 years ago

No.

User181003
2 years ago

No.

kirk2021
2 years ago

No, the routes are too short

sonnenperlchen
2 years ago

Right next to the souvenir stand behind the driver.