[python] Re: Walking Python upright
- From: Steffen Risse <big.skangster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: python@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 31 May 2012 19:09:28 +0200
There might be some tgv routes where you can take your bike with you.
Am 31.05.2012 11:32 schrieb "Uipko Berghuis" <uipko.berghuis@xxxxxxxxx>:
> On Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:43 AM, dirk@xxxxxxxxxx <dirk@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> > Olaf Johansson <noll@xxxxxxxxx> hat am 30. Mai 2012 um 18:42
> geschrieben:
> >> > 2012/5/30 Dirk Bonné <dirk.bonne@xxxxxxx>:
> >> >> Not totally unrelated: In Sweden you care not allowed to transport
> bikes on
> >> >> the train. Folder solutions like your bike become important when
> confronted
> >> >> with such bad service.
> >>
> >> Hi everybody! Sweden here. Our train service is no doubt bad when it
> comes to
> >> multimodal transports. But it is not true that bicycles are not welcome
> on any
> >> trains. We are talking about the rapid, long distance services. There
> are
> >> slower trains and there are regional trains - they all have
> possibilities to
> >> carry your bike.
> >
> > thats the same situation in germany. The fast ICE trains don't take
> bikes. if
> > you have to travel across germany with bike, you can choose the
> medium-fast
> > IC-trains or the dead-slow-stop-everywhere-trains. I did the latter once
> from
>
> This is an interesting subject I looked it up for the hi-speed trains
> in the Netherlands.
>
> Fyra
> No bikes allowed (safety regulations)
> A folder in a bag is considered normal luggage
>
> Thalys
> Bikes with front wheel removed and in a special bike bag (max. 120x90)
> are allowed
> A folder in a bag is considered normal luggage
>
> Intercity Brussel
> Limited amount of space for bikes.
>
> TGV
> Bikes with front wheel removed and in a special bike bag (max. 120x90)
> are allowed
>
> Eurostar
> Bikes in special bike bag are allowed if not bigger than normal suitcase.
> For travellers between Brussel/Paris/Lille and London there is an
> option to take your bike as special luggage for €25. They advise to
> protect it well and take a good travel insurance, I think this is not
> a good sign ;)
>
> ICE International
> The NS (Dutch) and DB (German) have different rules for (folding) bikes
>
> Dutch ICE rules:
> - With a NS national ticket you are allowed to take a folding bike
> without a bag.
> - With a international ticket only bagged folders are allowed
> - It's allowed to take bikes if the fit in a suitcase not bigger than
> 85 (they didn't mention other dimensions)
>
> German ICE rules:
> - (Folding) bikes are only allowed as luggage if fitted in a bag (max 120
> x 90)
>
> Uipko
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