DSB commuters receive increased compensation amid rail upgrades
DSB Double Decker. Coastal railway between Rungsted Kyst and Vedbæk. 08.08.03. Photo: René Strandbygaard DSB press room
Danish State Railways (DSB) commuters have seen a surge in compensation, with DSB paying out a staggering 40 million kroner (about 3.5 million euros) in 2023, marking a substantial 64 per cent increase compared to the previous year, the company announced on 18 January 2024.
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However, not until industry decisively outs old standards, regrettably root will remain.
Current suboptimal “optimal maintenance”… (reactive attending) devastatingly, by nature is adding to disturbing!
(All other modes, those proving, soundly and sustainably, resilient and redundant, they decisively upgrade, but railways “maintains” – and deliberately restores…)
A New Old Railway is needed!
Infrastructure is Problem! (STAX22,5 – allowed by authorities – is not allowed by track, etc.)