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Germany Unveils First Automated, Driverless Train
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world's first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy efficient than traditional trains.
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German Rail Giant Steps Up 'Silk Road' Freight Line To China
German state rail operator Deutsche Bahn said Thursday it planned to significantly ramp up cargo transport to China following a record year, using the world's longest train line in a modern-day revival of the Silk Road route.
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Deutsche Bahn Chief Fears Brexit To Cause Delays, Hurt Business
The chief executive of state-owned German rail operator Deutsche Bahn said a British exit from the European Union would hit business as demand in Britain would fall and there could be delays for train services.
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Train Drivers in Germany End Week-Long Strike
German train drivers today ended a week-long walkout, the longest in the history of rail operator Deutsche Bahn, with a promise to give strike-weary passengers "a break" for a while.
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German Train Drivers Call Weekend Walkout
Rail travellers in Germany face an entire weekend of disruptions, cancellations and delays after the train drivers' union on Friday called for a new nationwide strike.
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Germany Unveils First Automated, Driverless Train
German rail operator Deutsche Bahn and industrial group Siemens on Monday unveiled the world's first automated, driverless train in the city of Hamburg, billing it as more punctual and energy efficient than traditional trains.
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German Rail Giant Steps Up 'Silk Road' Freight Line To China
German state rail operator Deutsche Bahn said Thursday it planned to significantly ramp up cargo transport to China following a record year, using the world's longest train line in a modern-day revival of the Silk Road route.
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Deutsche Bahn Chief Fears Brexit To Cause Delays, Hurt Business
The chief executive of state-owned German rail operator Deutsche Bahn said a British exit from the European Union would hit business as demand in Britain would fall and there could be delays for train services.
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Train Drivers in Germany End Week-Long Strike
German train drivers today ended a week-long walkout, the longest in the history of rail operator Deutsche Bahn, with a promise to give strike-weary passengers "a break" for a while.
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German Train Drivers Call Weekend Walkout
Rail travellers in Germany face an entire weekend of disruptions, cancellations and delays after the train drivers' union on Friday called for a new nationwide strike.
