German transportation has been unpredictable for a year. Strikes or no strike is the question – constantly.
The German labor union EVG representing more than 200,000 railway workers in Germany, canceled its plans for a two-day strike.
It appears most key demands were met.
Rail company Deutsche Bahn said this would have affected all long-distance travel during that period and warned that most regional trains also wouldn’t run.
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