German rail on track for London
Following a successful test run through the Channel Tunnel to the Eurostar terminal at St Pancras, German rail operator Deutsche Bahn (DB) plans to start a full inter-continental service in 2013.
Using Brussels as the connecting point, routing will be provided to Rotterdam/Amsterdam and also Cologne/Frankfurt.
The chairman of the DB Management Board, Dr Rutiger Grube, said, “By making full use of the opportunities afforded by the liberalisation of the European rail transport market we are able to offer our customers genuine alternatives to air travel.â€
Travel time from Cologne and Amsterdam to London is expected to be under four hours and from Frankfurt just over five hours.
Ian Jarrett
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