Germany wants to introduce ‘climate ticket’ after successful 9-euro ticket

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The German government is considering the introduction of a climate ticket for trains, which would enable travellers to take regional trains at a reduced price. The plan follows on the success of the so-called 9-euro ticket, which was introduced to ease the burden of the energy crisis in Germany.

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Author: Sander van Vliet

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bönström bönström|11.07.22|14:50

For soundly and sustainably reduced fares and track charges, primarily, however costs has to be reduced.
(Global devices, by air and by sea upgrade for lower costs, as well the on road trucks do…)
32,5 ton, safely allowed axial load now should be min. at any reinvestment, worth to be named an investment, etc.

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Germany wants to introduce ‘climate ticket’ after successful 9-euro ticket

image: Alexander Bagno, Unsplash Unsplash

The German government is considering the introduction of a climate ticket for trains, which would enable travellers to take regional trains at a reduced price. The plan follows on the success of the so-called 9-euro ticket, which was introduced to ease the burden of the energy crisis in Germany.

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Author: Sander van Vliet

1 comment op “Germany wants to introduce ‘climate ticket’ after successful 9-euro ticket”

bönström bönström|11.07.22|14:50

For soundly and sustainably reduced fares and track charges, primarily, however costs has to be reduced.
(Global devices, by air and by sea upgrade for lower costs, as well the on road trucks do…)
32,5 ton, safely allowed axial load now should be min. at any reinvestment, worth to be named an investment, etc.

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