chuuchuuDec 19

We tracked like 17 million train arrivals last year to see where delays happen, and this is the result 🗺️

Find out the best and worst stations, routes and times of day in our 2025 Wrapped overview: https://chuuchuu.com/2025wrapped

(on that note, we have a new website so check that out too)

Show threadThijs Lucas

@chuuchuu @siklist

So #Germany is the bottleneck in the center of Europe... bit of a shame

Dec 19 at 4:42pmWeb
Show threadSiklistDec 19

@thijs_lucas

Bonn Central Station has a punctuality rate of just under 27%. That's ridiculous!
And it's not even the worst station in Germany.

@chuuchuu

Show threadMirko SchenkDec 19
@siklist @thijs_lucas @chuuchuu
Don't worry. In Stuttgart they're working hard to get on top of the list.
Show threadJohannDec 20

@siklist @thijs_lucas @chuuchuu

Almost all of them but Koblenz, Bonn and Hagen are only served by very rare IC train running 4 times a day or something like this.

Show threadAppleWoiDec 19

@thijs_lucas @chuuchuu @siklist

The retarded carbrained politicians who should ashame theirselves are long gone....ooh, wait!

Show threadPēteris KrišjānisDec 21
@thijs_lucas @chuuchuu @siklist West Germany is just incredibly dense population combined with using trains for everything plus lacking of new lines. It doesn't surprise me, yet saddens me as I am frequent traveller there.
Show threadThijs LucasDec 21

@peteriskrisjanis @chuuchuu @siklist

Our rail network is no where near as good as we would need it to be. Old and in unreliable condition, too few, most investments go into car traffic not efficiency or reliability.

When I look at that map I see that this is a problem for European cross border traffic. Germany forces delays into all European connections. I quite like how the Swiss are straight forward and block delayed trains at their border.