Here in the UK that tactic is futile, our trains are delayed and cancelled at such a high rate I’d suspect Russian interference if they suddenly started working properly.
Good to know that it’s like that elsewhere. The other day I was on a train trip in Germany: planned for 3.5h, arrived with 6h delay and was in the hotel 1:00am. Yay.
Here in the UK that tactic is futile, our trains are delayed and cancelled at such a high rate I’d suspect Russian interference if they suddenly started working properly.
Good to know that it’s like that elsewhere. The other day I was on a train trip in Germany: planned for 3.5h, arrived with 6h delay and was in the hotel 1:00am. Yay.
Now if this isn’t a source of pan-European solidarity I don’t know what is!