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minus-square@halcyoncmdrlinkEnglish8•17 hours agoAnd those trains will be late. Every time. Why? Why are they so terrible at having on time trains? Out of everything they do well, why is this seemingly simple thing so terrible?
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•2 hours agoIn my experience a very large % of delayed trains are “people on the tracks”, either people acting stupid or suicide attempts.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish36•17 hours agoBecause the ministry of transportation has bled the train system dry in favor of building Autobahns for the past 25 years.
And those trains will be late. Every time.
Why? Why are they so terrible at having on time trains? Out of everything they do well, why is this seemingly simple thing so terrible?
In my experience a very large % of delayed trains are “people on the tracks”, either people acting stupid or suicide attempts.
Because the ministry of transportation has bled the train system dry in favor of building Autobahns for the past 25 years.