It’s not better in Norway. There’s always something wrong with the trains. There’s been abysmal punctuality or cancellation numbers that would make even German train operators blush. They’re on partial strike at the moment and although there are many cancellations I hardly notice any difference between a planned disruption by strike and an unplanned disruption by mismanagement.
And biking in urban centers is near suicide. The Norwegian Cyclists’ Association recently published their biannual questionnaire results and only 18% think that cycling is “generally save across all age and experience groups”.
It’s not better in Norway. There’s always something wrong with the trains. There’s been abysmal punctuality or cancellation numbers that would make even German train operators blush. They’re on partial strike at the moment and although there are many cancellations I hardly notice any difference between a planned disruption by strike and an unplanned disruption by mismanagement.
And biking in urban centers is near suicide. The Norwegian Cyclists’ Association recently published their biannual questionnaire results and only 18% think that cycling is “generally save across all age and experience groups”.