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European, originally a Brit, became German, moved to France. Runs #CrossBorderRail project, writes a newsletter about railways. Green, lives happily without a car. Normally stuck on a train, stuck in a village, or escaping either on a folding bicycle.
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Just watched the video. Very interesting, as it not only describes the current conundrum, but also explains how it came to happen. Please more of this!
Show PostYou are missing the bigger picture. Night trains are negligible for short distances, but crucial to enable longer distance rail trips. Also e.g. nightjet has a dual purpose. It has 2 seat cars serving shorter sections in the late evening and early morning Intercity style. E.g. Vienna - Salzburg.
Show PostThat’s crazy. The reaction time alone at 200kmh for a train driver would be 400 meters 😳
Show PostI've done the journey three times this year (two times Budapest/Belgrade, once in the oth. direction). It's fine. Just slow-going between Szeged and Subotica and the trains on that stretch aren't frequent in case you end up late in Szeged due to a missed train in Belgrade.
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