Germany allocates $116B for train punctuality
The German railway company, Deutsche Bahn, is facing a major crisis due to declining service levels and weak investment commitments. The punctuality of long-distance trains has fallen from 84% two decades ago to around 60% currently. This issue is a concern for the government, which has begun to implement exceptional measures, such as borrowing 500 million euros to repair the infrastructure. The current investment program is the largest since post-war reconstruction, with expectations that the situation will improve after years of deteriorating performance and services.
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