Train ticket (DB) – can you still buy it anonymously from a ticket machine?
And also drive anonymously?
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What do I do if I'm sitting on the train and someone is sitting next to me without a mask?
So today I was sitting in the 2nd row and made myself quite wide because I had my stuff to study with, then a guy came and wanted to sit there which annoyed me because I had to rearrange my things but OK, but then after 30 seconds he puts his mask on and eats….
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What kind of ticket can I buy from Deutsche Bahn if I need a 5-day round trip?
The destination would be a vocational school 50 km away. And that for 3 years?
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Why is crossing platforms often prohibited?
It's just stupid, you just waste time and miss trains etc.
You can.
No one is forced to use an app, specify its personalities or pay with card (although it is often more convenient).
Sure, you pay the ticket with cash.
Better than with a map… yes, of course!
nee, but I can pay it loosely with cash. Then it is no longer detectable.
Yeah, no problem.
No.
The Nine Euro ticket is personalized.
My “normal” ticket…
It doesn’t make any sense to buy a normal ticket.
I’m sure you don’t have to cover the machine with cash. Name and first name are entered by hand.
“Name and first name are entered by hand” -> at the 9-Euro ticket. But not in regular long distance traffic???
That’s right.
You can also get a map for long distance traffic at the vending machine. In cash payment, you do not leave any data.
Don’t plan it right now… but play through the idea of what’s going and what’s not… and to the Grandma (90) – they’re often more physically fit than I… sad but true…
If you ask me, you’re not able to drive with the Deutsche Bahn.
I’ve experienced a lot at the DB. I think that’s always an evening adventure and it can happen a lot and go a lot wrong. The “reverse car ride” has already become almost standard.
Well. It’s just my opinion. I wish you good luck with your project!
You don’t know me – am massively overweight. After 2-3 minutes it’s over… I don’t need a place, I wouldn’t pay a reservation. Don’t have so much money. The grandma must then ask the young man to stand up in the next place. I can’t give up my place…
And you’re gonna throw a 90-year-old grandma away from your seat?
that you do not get a seat -> but only if the train fails or similar? Someone who sits on my seat must get up when I come? I paid for that!
If seats are still free, you can book, yes.
BUT: Nevertheless, sounds can be in progress (also directly next to your seat). And it can also happen in rare cases that you do not get a seat despite reservation.
But in the long-distance traffic you can reserve… can you?
The long-distance traffic can also be full. – This is the rule rather than the exception.
In addition, it is usually necessary to use local transport. Only rarely are the start and destination directly at the respective main station.
If someone because of psyche (e.g. anxiety disorder) cannot drive in a tight train, bus, …. It makes sense to remote traffic. And not 9-Euro card …
Huh?
If someone can’t?
And what does a Macke have to do with the ticket? Most passengers have a Macke when you ask me. Nevertheless, everyone needs a ticket.
Well, if someone can’t do it in full? A light “mask” has when it gets tight?
Sure.