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90% of trains on-time - What does it take? Learn about this and much more on the future of rail in Berlin this week!

🚇🔍 Discover a Hidden Gem of Berlin's U-Bahn Stations 🌟🏙️ Did you know? Berlin's U-Bahn network holds a fascinating secret beneath its bustling tracks and platforms. One such gem is the 'ghost station' phenomenon from the Cold War era. 🕵️♂️🚧 During Berlin's division, several U-Bahn lines ran through both East and West Berlin. However, some stations in East Berlin were closed to West Berlin trains. These 'ghost stations' were heavily guarded and dimly lit, with trains passing through without stopping. A surreal, almost cinematic experience for passengers, these stations stood as silent witnesses to a divided city. Today, these stations, once lost in time, have been revived and integrated back into the bustling network, serving as poignant reminders of the city's history and resilience. Next time you're on the U-Bahn, remember you're riding through more than just tunnels; you're traversing through chapters of Berlin's intriguing history. . . Uncovering stories with every stop. 🌹 #RosenthalSolutions

If you’re living anywhere in Germany and following with concern the madness and vendetta being played out by the new Berliner Senat with respect to Verkehrspolitik and Umwelt, then please sign this petition and share it with others. If you’re not aware of what’s happening, then click on the link to get a brief explanation. What’s happening here can happen tomorrow where you live and put your rights and safety on the streets at grave risk. #Verkehrspolitik #Umweltpolitik #fahrrad #berlin #Radweg

🚇🔍 Discover a Hidden Gem of Berlin's U-Bahn Stations 🌟🏙️ Did you know? Berlin's U-Bahn network holds a fascinating secret beneath its bustling tracks and platforms. One such gem is the 'ghost station' phenomenon from the Cold War era. 🕵️♂️🚧 During Berlin's division, several U-Bahn lines ran through both East and West Berlin. However, some stations in East Berlin were closed to West Berlin trains. These 'ghost stations' were heavily guarded and dimly lit, with trains passing through without stopping. A surreal, almost cinematic experience for passengers, these stations stood as silent witnesses to a divided city. Today, these stations, once lost in time, have been revived and integrated back into the bustling network, serving as poignant reminders of the city's history and resilience. Next time you're on the U-Bahn, remember you're riding through more than just tunnels; you're traversing through chapters of Berlin's intriguing history. . . Uncovering stories with every stop. 🌹 #RosenthalSolutions