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    Deutsche Bahn moves Germany. Every day.

    One railway. Reliable. For everyone.

    The immediate action programmes for a better railway.

    More efficient, more reliable and determined to permanently and noticeably improve quality for passengers.

    The modernisation of the infrastructure takes time. We are implementing three immediate action programmes so that customers can see that things are improving at DB: for improved cleanliness and security at our stations. For greater comfort on long-distance services. For a better customer information. For these three programmes, we are investing a total of more than 140 million euros in DB in 2026 alone.  

    Even cleaner trains and ever more reliable service in our dining cars make train journeys even more comfortable and attractive. 

    Increased presence of security staff, additional cleaning and quick repairs at railway stations ensure that people enjoy their stay and get to their trains in comfort.  

    In future, DB will provide customers with even better information before and during their journey - both on the train, at the station and in digital information channels. 

    The history of the railway in Germany

    Simple. Better. Made.

    In 1835, a six-kilometre train journey between Nuremberg and Fürth changed the world in Germany. When the "Adler" started its journey for the first time, people sensed that something new was beginning: travelling became faster, more comfortable - and for many, possible for the first time. This moment marks the beginning of the railway age, which has a profound impact on the country. Trains connect people and regions, shorten distances and open up new opportunities. Railway stations become lively meeting places and the railway becomes a symbol of new beginnings, progress and the idea of being able to achieve more together. 

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