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Don't forget that German highspeed rail (ICE) is not running on a separate network of tracks like Shinkansen in Japan. This and your point (c) make it very hard
by neuronic 1y ago
Don't forget that German highspeed rail (ICE) is not running on a separate network of tracks like Shinkansen in Japan. This and your point (c) make it very hard to manage in comparison.
- ta12653421 1y agoLOL its even worse, people from outside dont know: all trains in DE are also sharing same track capacity with commodity trains. there is a part of the track above Frankfurt, which has only two(!) tracks, but this cross is passed by 80% of the cargo transport between south and north :-D (plus regular passenger transport on top!) ("German engineering applied" ;-)