Is German public transport reliable?

The birthplace of the Autobahn boasts one of the most extensive, reliable and well-integrated transport networks in the world. Roads are well-designed and well-maintained, metropolitan public transportation is beautifully planned and efficient, and the intercity train network is unsurpassed.



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97 percent of Berliners praise public transport in Berlin, claiming the city's transport network is comfortable, safe, and always on time.

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The Top 9 Public Transportation Systems Around the World
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  • Tokyo, Japan. ...
  • Madrid, Spain. ...
  • Shanghai, China. ...
  • Paris, France. ...
  • Taipei, Taiwan. ...
  • Berlin, Germany. ...
  • Dubai, United Arab Emirates.


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1. Switzerland. Tucked inside the small but incredibly beautiful country of Switzerland is one of the most efficient and scenic rail networks in the world.

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How to Get Around Germany
  • Public transportation – Germany has some of the best public transportation in the world. ...
  • Train – Train travel is an incredibly efficient way to get around Germany, though it's not cheap. ...
  • Bus – Aside from hitchhiking, buses are the cheapest way to get around Germany.


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As Berlin is becoming a very touristic place, it is not difficult to find people who speak English well, so you don't need to be fluent or to use sign language. But knowing basics words of politeness and conversation is always helpful and will most of the time be rewarded by a friendly attitude and smile.

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Rail and air travel are the safest modes per distance travelled, followed by bus. The passengers of trains, bus/coach and planes within the EU have the lowest fatality risk per passenger kilometre.

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There are several factors that contribute to why American trains are not as fast as European ones: Infrastructure: The infrastructure for trains in the United States is often outdated and not as well-maintained as in Europe. Many of the tracks were laid decades ago and are not designed to accommodate high-speed trains.

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