bikkuri bahn Posted January 26, 2015 Share Posted January 26, 2015 Any German speakers out there, asking for help regarding the availability of paper timetables at DB stations. It seems the system-wide timetable has ceased to be published, but the smaller, station-based timetables are still provided behind the counter, but you must ask for them at a nominal charge. Could you tell me what is the German term for these timetables (something perhaps along the line of "all services from this station"). I may be making a summer trip and visiting some of the bigger hub stations in southern/central Germany, and want the correct term so I can build a collection. BTW, these timetables are still provided free at SBB stations, off the rack. Thanks. Link to comment
Kitayama Posted January 26, 2015 Share Posted January 26, 2015 Streckenfahrplan (plural: Streckenfahrpläne) is the term used by DB. Taschenfahrplan (Pocket timetable) is also used. According to the DB site, they should be free of charge (kostenlos). http://www.bahn.de/p/view/buchung/karten/fahrplanmedien.shtml?dbkanal_007=L01_S01_D001_KIN0004_fub-fahrplaene-fahrplanmedien-teaser_LZ01 1 Link to comment
bikkuri bahn Posted January 26, 2015 Author Share Posted January 26, 2015 Thank you kitayama. Good to know they are still gratis. Figure if they are starting to charge for them, few would even ask for them (other than tetsu like me). Link to comment
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