Digital automatic coupling (DAC), source: Kai Michael Neuhold via Deutsche Bahn (DB)

German strike called off, at least for Deutsche Bahn

Digital automatic coupling (DAC), source: Kai Michael Neuhold via Deutsche Bahn (DB)

The anticipated railway strike of Deutsche Bahn’s workers in Germany has been called off.
What was supposed to be the longest strike in German history is a relatively normal start of the week on Monday morning. Relatively, because the strike did proceed as planned for around 20 companies in the regional rail transport sector.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

Majorie van Leijen is the editor-in-chief of RailFreight.com, the online magazine for rail freight professionals.

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Digital automatic coupling (DAC), source: Kai Michael Neuhold via Deutsche Bahn (DB)

German strike called off, at least for Deutsche Bahn

Digital automatic coupling (DAC), source: Kai Michael Neuhold via Deutsche Bahn (DB)

The anticipated railway strike of Deutsche Bahn’s workers in Germany has been called off.
What was supposed to be the longest strike in German history is a relatively normal start of the week on Monday morning. Relatively, because the strike did proceed as planned for around 20 companies in the regional rail transport sector.

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Author: Majorie van Leijen

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