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Artus01
2 years ago

So it should be, the ticket does not apply to payable trains.

Rolf42
2 years ago
Reply to  Artus01

There are no more “subject trains”.

A distinction is made between trains of local transport and long-distance transport, with a distinction being made between the categories “IC/EC” and “ICE”.

It is not possible (!) to use a long distance train with tickets for local transport with a surcharge or a surcharge.

Artus01
2 years ago
Reply to  Rolf42

Unless.

Nooppower393
2 years ago

How to get through without ICE and IC?

From the government’s point of view, it’s best not otherwise for you to talk with RE through the German province

Rolf42
2 years ago

Even with regional trains you can travel long distances, it takes only longer and you need to change more frequently.

Matching connections can be found when you click on the selection “Nur Nahverkehr” in the DB travel destination.

MarSusMar
2 years ago

The local network is even denser than the long-distance network. Because the local transport of the carriers to the long-distance traffic is. You need to change more often, you need longer.

Reisekoffer3a
2 years ago

…without ICE and IC, you’ll get to the destination more slowly, almost given with

the 9 Euro ticket.