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Exaggerated safety policies in Germany

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    According to the German Pro-Rail Alliance, the safety checks on Berlin’s rapid transit trains demanded by the federal railway authority (EBA) could have a long-lasting influence on overall transport safety. “Because of the high safety demands made by the state, passengers will be forced to use cars or motorcycles,” said Karl-Peter Naumann, a member of the railway alliance’s board. “And they are certainly the most dangerous forms of transport.” The risk of being killed [...]

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