I’m sceptical. The problem is that the infrastructure is overloaded and kind of damaged after decades of austerity. The problems are not that Deutsche Bahn is unable to operate a train, but that tracks are not maintained. That some routes are so overloaded that you can’t fit more trains on them and that even small delays like someone holding open a door or some police action are having an effect on the whole network. That is nothing the italian train company can change.
(And this “make trains run on time”-headline is something. That claim “he made the trains run on time” is fascist propaganda from Mussolini (who simply lied about delays) and I really am not sure if someone should use that slogan here)
I’m sceptical. The problem is that the infrastructure is overloaded and kind of damaged after decades of austerity. The problems are not that Deutsche Bahn is unable to operate a train, but that tracks are not maintained. That some routes are so overloaded that you can’t fit more trains on them and that even small delays like someone holding open a door or some police action are having an effect on the whole network. That is nothing the italian train company can change.
(And this “make trains run on time”-headline is something. That claim “he made the trains run on time” is fascist propaganda from Mussolini (who simply lied about delays) and I really am not sure if someone should use that slogan here)