Over the past 13 months, DSB has only in a single month lived up to the agreement with the state that 75 percent of passengers must arrive with a maximum delay of 2 minutes and 59 seconds. (Archive photo). Photo: Thomas Traasdahl/Ritzau Scanpix
DSB mulls fewer, slower trains to improve punctuality
To improve punctuality, DSB is considering changing timetables, resulting in longer travel times and fewer departures. CEO Flemming Jensen states that punctuality has never been worse during his 11-year tenure. While the agreement with the state requires 75% of passengers to arrive on...
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