On the first day of validity of the 9-euro ticket, there is not much rush at train stations in the Breisgau-Hochschwarzwald. But there are a few day trippers who are happy about the cheap offer.
Many commuters have been eagerly awaiting how the nine-euro ticket, which has been valid since June 1, will affect local public transport: will buses and trains be (even) fuller than before? On Wednesday, the first day of validity of the discounted ticket, BZ looked around and asked around at train stations in the region.
Train station in Breisach
On Wednesday shortly after 7 a.m., Breisach station is back to normal: Schoolchildren, young people and adults board the waiting train bound for Freiburg, which leaves at 7.19 a.m., without a word. The train fills up quickly, but it’s not particularly full – individual seats …
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