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Yeah, I would rather go with smaller, but automated trains. But in germany for example this would mean, basically changing everything installed electronically t
by lukan 2y ago
Yeah, I would rather go with smaller, but automated trains. But in germany for example this would mean, basically changing everything installed electronically there already is.
- afiori 2y agoThe problem with trains in Germany is not high tech automation it is the aggressive cost-cutting that removed a lot of redundancy and stability, so now it is a worse service in quality and reliability
- lukan 2y agoWell, it is one of the problem. Recently new tech was installed - but not at all with the idea of automatisation in mind. Apart from that I know, I often had the fun adventure of not knowing will I catch the last connection, or not.