I'll never forget the day when the DB went on strike, and Swiss trains crossed the border to pick up passengers from Frankfurt.
Smoothest, quietest, roomiest train I've ever been in. Even the aesthetics were calming, with nice wide windows.
No random stairs or narrow corridors, no garish yellow or red colours, no speakers or beeping doors yelling at top volume.
siva7 · 2h ago
Don't get me started with the aggressive light at night.
Kyro38 · 2h ago
You're just describing the swiss old single level carriages.
pjmlp · 5h ago
There used to exist apps and websites with the usual reasons that delays happen or get cancelled, that randomly pick one of them just for fun.
robotapertama · 7h ago
None of the trains would be running if Switzerland managed the trains here in Sydney,AU.
pfannkuchen · 6h ago
They don’t let in trains from there either.
sMarsIntruder · 5h ago
On the other hand a lot of Italian trains still operate in CH.
Time changes, uh?
rurban · 3h ago
They just have proper management in Switzerland, Italy or Austria. It's not that hard
satanfirst · 4h ago
On time trains by terminating each side in Konstanz or Milano are an easy way to satisfy Switzerland, but as a passenger it just means missed reservations on an earlier train.
Smoothest, quietest, roomiest train I've ever been in. Even the aesthetics were calming, with nice wide windows.
No random stairs or narrow corridors, no garish yellow or red colours, no speakers or beeping doors yelling at top volume.
Time changes, uh?