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  • 5:26 OY! that's a Bombardier sign up above those trains.

  • @envane I don't think they did... The planes would have been late and missed the targets.

  • wonderschon!!

  • 300 KILOMETERS PER HOUR. THE MAXIMUM SPEED ALLOWED.

    *speedometer switches to 301 KMH* LOL

  • @GermanEfficiency Deutsche Bahn is the devil, then. End of debate?

  • @GermanEfficiency Deutsche Bahn spying scandals, CEO resignations, freight train shortages, customers overpaying when not informed of cheaper ticket prices; Berlin S-Bahn ticket prices rocketing, years of safety standards neglected, running on 30% rolling stock capacity, leaving customers stranded and operating with "third world" standards...

    I take it you don't live in Berlin.

  • @scotchprofessor Oh, and four or five days of strike action every time any DB employees have contract negotiations.

    From viewing your page, it does seem as though you're backing the company through your German patriotism rather than any pragmatic reasoning.

    I have no trust in Deutsche Bahn.

  • I don't now that DB work also in taiwan

  • @GermanEfficiency ... in cheating, lying, ignoring customers, and not fulfilling timetables?

  • Never trust Deutsche Bahn. Don't believe anything they say. If you have an alternative, then travel by donkey.

  • @scotchprofessor Lol, you are evidently not a professor :)

  • @malbert34 Evidently you don't live in Germany, and know how incompetent this company is, how much it lies to its customers...

  • @scotchprofessor Well, it may not be the perfect company, but it sure beats many other transportation companies in other parts of the world.

  • @malbert34 All the above plus: people hopitalised because of faulty air conditioning, travelling on ICE trains with temperatures of 50 degrees in 2010... and again in 2011; chaos on the Berlin S-Bahn costing in excess of 700 million Euros; some S-Bahn lines offering only 1 in 5 of scheduled trains; computer systems unprepared for winter weather; regional and state criticism of under-investment for the coming years; ticket machines onboard trains not working...

  • @scotchprofessor Haha. It happens that I was actually in one of those 50 degree trains as you mentioned in 2010. There was a faulty air-conditioning on an ICE-express train heading to the airport in the middle of summer and therefore the train had to stop, which caused me to miss my flight! So I had to book a new flight the next morning, which cost me a booking fee of $600! Luckily though, I managed to get Deutsche Bahn to repay me most of that money. So what do you think is at fault here?

  • @malbert34 Glad to hear you survived :) And congratulations on getting money from Deutsche Bahn. I'd say they owe me a four or five hundred.

  • @scotchprofessor Is it the trains and equipment provided by the German Government or Deutsche Bahn?

    Is it wise then to switch operator? Maybe the Oesterreichische Bundesbahn or the Schweizerische Bundesbahnen :)

  • @malbert34 And then there's eight years of lying to the public over Stuttgart 21...

    The company has no moral compass. It bleeds money, and then through any means necessary robs the public with its overpriced, under-delivering service.

    I blame the management, and its entire corporate culture.

    Austrians or the Swiss? Maybe. The French? The Japanese? Deutsche Bank? Deutscher Fußball-Bund? Just anyone.

  • @scotchprofessor you are terribly messing around with the difference between state and private. There is absolutely no formal need for a private corporation to consult the public - like if Google asks YOU where to build something. They can basically do whatever they want. Only the state is at fault for not informing about S21 financial support or for failing to push for more competition between railway companies or for draining the money out of the company and hindering investment

  • I have no complain with the fact that german drivers teach in Taiwan HSR but, why not japonesse drivers, who have experience with their own trains (nozomis) ???

  • Und was ist da jetzt "made in germany"?

  • @GullinborstiHoch100 Denn der Mann wurde in Deutschland als Fahrer gebildet? Sonst nichts. Lustig ist: "300 km/Std ist die Hoechstgeschwindigkeitsbegrenz­ung." @2:31 erscheint 301 km/Std.

  • @GullinborstiHoch100 der bahnfahrer?

  • @LHKL008 Mal in Übersee gewesen? Im Vergleich zum Bahnsystem der USA ist die Bahn perfekt.

  • I didn't know giant European train stations have a shopping mall. That's amazing.

  • The Taiwan High Speed 700T train (台灣高鐵700T型電聯車) is a type of Shinkansen rolling stock built for Taiwan High Speed Rail (THSR). The 700T series is based on the Japanese 700 Series Shinkansen and the "T" came from the specification for THSR. The 700T series marks the first time Japanese shinkansen trains have been exported overseas. The trains are manufactured by Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Nippon Sharyo, and Hitachi, Ltd., and all of the preliminary 30 consists were built in Japan.Source Wikipedia

  • Was beschwert ihr euch ueber die DB??? Kommt mal hier nach nord amerika und dann seht ihr was fuer ein service hier ist. Totaller muell. DB ist sehr gut und weil da ein zug mal 5min verspaetung hat ist kein grund auszuflippen.

  • @LSBonnPower kennst du nicht diesen Nazi Kultur spruch? : Deutschland - Auserwählt doch nie zu Frieden ! das liegt im deutschem blut. egal was wir besitzen oder erfinden, wir sind nie mit etwas komplett zufrieden. wollen immer alles verbessern, auch wenn wir schon in manchen gebieten die besten sind.

  • @AggroBuLLeT Ja den spruch kenne ich. Ich glaub du hast recht :)

  • @AggroBuLLeT

    Ich seh das durchaus als eine gute Eigenschaft an. Denn so versucht man sich immer weiter zu verbessern.

  • @TheCed88 keine sorge das sehe ich genauso =)

  • schöne Freundin Spitzentechnologie. wunderbare Koordination und gutes Video

  • Shinkansen system!!!

    "ding dong" Shingoo 300! (Signal 300km/h)

    that 700T might have the same type of engines as 500 series.

    Would be Outstanding if a country buys a set of new 500 series Shinkasnsen to run it @ 350km/h or beyond 400km/h, ya know... that long nose were made to go hyper fast lol

  • IMMIGRATION WILL DESTROY GERMANY!

    It destroys every western nation, slowly but surely...

  • @themagnussons a nonchangeing people is a nonexsistant people

  • Ah, Deutsche Bahn is a huge pile of shit! Hardly ever on time and unreliable. No thank you!

  • do they call it Shinkansen also in Taiwan? I guess the name originated in Japan...

  • made in germany is some of the best quality in world

  • db is to comfortable rail travel what excrement is to romance.

    over warm, noisy, airless nightmare-thats the reality of db imo.

  • We have experience in leaves of the line lol

  • german trains...regional, express..surely the least pleasant way to travel in that country.

    i find them airless, full of coughing passengers, no fresh air at all, climate controlled is a joke, they are noisy, the announcements on board are too loud.

    ironic..volume cannot be controlled by the onboard staff...but by engineers at the train siloes...climate control is a joke....i would rather walk. a fart on german trains.they really deserve instant upgrade via a drastic new service.

  • strangelver the word they like DB. personally in germany we have only problems. they are too expensive, too less service. the passangers don't count at all, only the quotation. and the regionaltrains are not in focus of DB, DB only pushes the ICE... but this great train is just too expensive and doesnt help for short rides at all. I personally hate DB, private companies are much better here.

  • japan sullpts the trains,germany trains the drivers, if gremany leavs taiwan the deathe rate will rise.

  • nothing is perfect my friend

  • DB sucks balls here in Germany. The Berlin main station is overcrowded and chaotic, and regional trains are expensive, slow and not very reliable. Also the measures taken to get the conglomerate called DB ready for the stock market have postponed many repairs on the overall rail system. Don´t fall for that hype, they suck big time.

  • I already love the German Train System and Asia is far superior on that as well...I can only dream of something like this in the states.

    If the state train system was like anything in Germany and most of Europe and Asia, I would EASILY ride the train more often than take a plane...

  • made in Japan and shipped to taiwan

  • Made in Germany ?????

    Made in Germany ?????!!!

  • Jetzt wissen wir mal wie es ist wenn von deutsch ins engliche übersetzt wird^^

  • schickördöm hauptbahnhof

  • Great! Marvel Engineering.

  • " Deutsche Bahn's planned stock market flotation due to take place in late October was postponed because of the global financial crisis, but it has not been scrapped ... ".

    Not yet it hasn' ... but it will be and rail travellers around the world will rejoice!

    Chris, England.

  • The Berlin Hauptbahnhof is amazing!

  • @kensai7gr Frankfurt Haupbahnhof!!! :D

  • @kensai7gr I know, I was there this summer on Vacation.

  • Nice Video!

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