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You are not paying for the seat, but for the journey. Go ahead and try to get a refund when you don't have a seat on a crowded train.
by landgenoot 3y ago
You are not paying for the seat, but for the journey.
Go ahead and try to get a refund when you don't have a seat on a crowded train.
- jstummbillig 3y agoWhile that is true (if you don't have a seat reservation) you are prohibited from occupying more than one seat per DB ToS. "Each passenger is only allowed to occupy one seat [...] Passengers who behave contrary to the above regulations, ignore the instructions of employees or otherwise pose a threat to safety and order can be excluded from transport or further transport without entitlement to reimbursement of the fare and baggage price." Translated from https://assets.static-bahn.de/dam/jcr:82c5f579-c786-41dc-abff-ecc1af95f5c6/Bef%C3%B6rderungsbedingungen%20der%20DB%20AG%20-%20Stand%2001.03.2024.pdf https://assets.static-bahn.de/dam/jcr:82c5f579-c786-41dc-abf... (Page 20, 6.1)
- truculent 3y agoIs he really occupying more than one seat if there’s nobody else there to take the remainder?