The German railway is always expanding its job advertisements for crossing guards. I imagine the crossing guards from back then, but nowadays what do you need a crossing guard for when everything is automated with a PC, etc.
So, if I understand correctly, train drivers are required by the locomotive driver's license regulations to complete a day of RFU once a year, followed by a written exam. Who exactly does this legal obligation apply to? Does it apply to everyone who works in active operations? That is, to drivers, forwarders, train drivers/truck drivers,…
Is train radio still analog, and what are the train radio frequencies? Is it operated by the DB, for example, or other public transport systems? What about larger main train stations? Munich, Stuttgart, Berlin, for example. I would just be interested
I'm specifically talking about the train conductor/train manager, not the engine driver. Furthermore, I'm talking about the EBA regulations, not internal company rules.
I have a somewhat strange question. Is a foreman in railway operations ranked higher than a railway worker in operational service? Before you think I'm stupid… I realize that the qualification is higher; a "master" title is equivalent to a bachelor's degree and therefore an academic degree, while the railway worker in operational service is…
Hi, I'm a FWDL 10-year-old. Next month I'll be taking the DZE. I wanted to extend my FWD and find a different location. I first went to the personnel commander, who told me to see the platoon commander first. Then I went to him, and he said it was fine; I should see the personnel…
Hey guys. I have a general question about platoon leader training part 2. How many mistakes are allowed? I wish you a pleasant week.
Hello, I'm considering training to be a train driver/train conductor after graduating from high school. And before everyone starts shouting that you have to go to university after graduating, listen: With an apprenticeship, you earn money right from the start. Even if you might earn more after graduation, you still have to earn back the…
This can't be true 🤦♂️
We were on the platform where our train was scheduled to depart at 10:30 a.m. However, the doors were closed, and passengers assumed they would be opened shortly before departure. However, the train departed at 10:30 a.m. without the doors being opened. Most passengers were annoyed and went to the information desk . After a…
Hi guys, I hope you can clear up my confusion. It's about the Flensburg-Weiche station, which has been closed for ages. Well, just for fun, I recently looked up connections there and realized: "Oh, look at that, long-distance trains are supposed to stop there???!!!" For today, I'm shown one connection, but when I looked back…
There are always a few minutes between two moves. What would be the minimum time?