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    Zugpünktlichkeit pro Bahnhof in 7 europäischen Ländern im Jahr 2025

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    4. ReacherNMN on

      Deutch Bahn trains are punctual though. I once missed by 9:15 train by 2 minutes, lucky for me the 6:15 train just came in 5 mins.

    5. Pizzaya23 on

      it’s really interesting that Dutch people love to complain about the train system but looking at this map, there is very little reason to

    6. LARRY_Xilo on

      Can we stop spreading this map. Its just straight up wrong because the legend doesnt fit the data the site it self shows.

      Every station on the map up 60% punctuality is in red while the legend makes it look like only 25-30% should be red.

    7. pietpiraatnl on

      Data from Netherlands can be iffy. They just drop trains if they are really running late. If they drop a train it doesnt get counted as delayed.

    11. unclickablename on

      Yeah in Belgium they just plan 5 minutes waiting time in every damn stop, so yeah there’s a lot of room to catch up delays.

      They will also happily cancel trains or stop early and tell everyone to get the fuck off the train.

      But yes the numbers are green now. The targets met.

    12. klnh on

      They would need to discover a new shade of red to display the situation in Hungary….

    14. JJOne101 on

      If they don’t want to ask their neighbors, Germans could ask their own people in that North East region what’s the secret.

    15. Senior_Oil_3644 on

      Lol, Belgium’s train punctuality is quite the joke. But yes if you make your own metrics it’s easy to pretend +95% of trains are punctual.

    16. Heuchelei on

      I’ve been in Poland quite a bit this year and it seems the trains are actually quite punctual here. Maybe I’m wrong/lucky?

    17. Noncrediblepigeon on

      Okay, france may be more punctual, but we have a fuckton more service.

    18. maevian on

      Belgian punctuality is a line, NMBS doesn’t count everything between 30 minutes as a delay

    19. xdustx on

      As a Romanian it’s hard to accept the german system is so bad. I want to still believe in german efficiency but it seems it’s being replaced by bureaucracy

    21. Primary_Ad_7078 on

      Belgium is cheating. The rules to be „on time“ are so ridiculous that almost everything counts as being on time

    27. dynablaster161 on

      Germany always surprises me. Why is it chronicaly late? In Czechia we have quite a dense railway system but the trains are really on time (not always but people tend to overcriticize the companies for one delay in the context of other hundreds of punctual lines).

    29. awaiting-awake on

      I wish they expanded the map into Romania, they would need to invent a new ‚purple‘ colour to differentiate :))

    33. pierebean on

      German trains are so unpredictable that their are treated as random variable juste like weather.
      I was surprised that there even a train delay forecast website: zugfinder.de

    34. EfficiencyUnited6804 on

      I wonder what the Norway’s Oslo one would look like. Probably punctuality less than 25%, it drives me mad.

    37. -what-are-birds- on

      A lot of Brits have this mentality that Germany is the gold standard in organising public services, but having worked with a few Germans I’ve heard first hand how this absolutely does not apply to their railway system…

    43. Magruun on

      Deutsche Bahn is even disrupting the train punctuality at my small local station in the Netherlands since the Berlin-Amsterdam train passes through here and is always over an hour late. The Dutch intercity trains get stuck behind the international train and also run late.
      And then they even dare ask for a surcharge for traveling with the international train.

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