Germany to start work on €400m Dortmund ICE depot this year

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Germany is making a new ICE depot in Dortmund Deutsche Bahn

Germany is set to commence construction on a new 400-million-euro depot for high-speed trains in Dortmund. After receiving the green light from Berlin, the works are now expected to start by the end of the year in a bid to boost the number of Deutsche Bahn’s InterCity Express trains.

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