Teenage on the train: Fine for unauthorized stay in the 1st grade!

outrage in Lucerne: an incident that heats the minds! Four teenagers from Lucerne were occupied with a penalty of CHF 75 (around 80 euros) because they were in the 1st class car during a four-minute train ride. What appears like a little failure at first glance did massive waves after the inspectors rigorously passed. The young women who were on their way to the main train station were waited in the fully occupied 2nd class compartment and, due to the rush, fled into the course of the 1st class car due to the rush. The National Radio SRF reports that the mother of one of the punished girls appealed to SBB to show more understanding.

The SBB, however, remained irrevocably steadfast. The guidelines are clear: When driving on the train, every passenger must follow the ticket regulations, regardless of the duration of the trip. All passengers should be treated on a provisional one, according to the SBB's answer to the concerned mother. "The staff acted properly," said a spokeswoman for the railway company. In the first class, passengers are allowed to get in, but it is not permitted to stop in the anteroom without the appropriate ticket, which underlines the strict rules.

student ticket Hessen - another topic for young people

While young semesters are asked to pay for a short stay in Lucerne, the situation in Hesse is slightly different in the public transport tickets. Students and trainees can achieve considerable savings with the student ticket, which applies to the use of regional trains and S-Bahn, among other things. The prices start at 379 euros for an annual ticket that offers many advantages and promotes mobility for young people. In Hesse, students not only have the opportunity to secure their ticket cheaply, but also a clear regulation to terminate the tariff.

The student ticket is not just a simple ticket, but a strategic advantage for all young people in Hesse. This ticket enables easy planning and use of public transport, also beyond the national borders. A relatively quiet conflict in Lucerne could rekindle the interest in innovative solutions in the field of schoolchildren, because while it was about fines for short -haul routes, the young people in Hesse benefit from attractive prices and flexible uses.