how did germany come to this, they have such a rep for keeping shit orderly, investing in infrastructure etc. did the merger of east and west back in the 90s fuck things up or?
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I honestly don't even believe the numbers given here are real, it's much worse than that IME
Wtf! France is not that bad!! Would have though that it would have been way worse
Perhaps they don't count strikes
Italy should get better now that there is Giorgia /s
Me when my train was 67 minutes late... dont even aks... btw in sweden
Norway: Would you like some bus for train?
I appreciate the humor of not even including Poland.
Iβm just a silly American here, but how does Luxembourg have long distance trains?
And even Switzerland is tiny compared to most states in the US. Itβs only a little bigger than Maryland, which takes about two hours to pass through on the interstate (and has some of the worst traffic in the country near Washington DC).
I live in Luxembourg and I have the same question!
I suspect it is trains going outside of the country but it's funny to see nonetheless. I think most trains originate from Luxembourg (when travelling to other countries over anything that would be considered a long distance which I suspect gives them a scheduling advantage).
I'm intrigued by what they class as a long distance train, are they counting domestic only services? I wonder if the size of the country plays into it as well as most of the top ones in that list are relatively small, so presumably less long distance routes, and they are presumably shorter routes as well so maybe less chances for delays.
elron is the national operator here in skypeland, ORANGE TRAIN