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 @9J5YK93Bavariafrom Tennessee answered…3mos3MO

I do not understand the word privatised fully so idk what would happen if it were or is owned by government the difference

 @9HRKVQVTheanswered…4mos4MO

No, no privatization of a service has improved. It only got better for the wealthier or more fortunate, but not for the majority.

 @98LHLF6from Maine answered…1yr1Y

 @8QZ3SS2answered…3yrs3Y

Yes and no, split the DB into two entities. One run by the government that deals with infrastructure, allowing for safety and regulation throughout. The other privatized will deal with trains and scheduling in order to ensure competition.

 @8RQCQ27Leftanswered…3yrs3Y

There should not even be a monopoly on the national railway, more companies should contribute for the national railway network to allow for more competition.

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What do you think the role of government should be in ensuring transport remains affordable after privatization?

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Can you envision a balance between public interest and private ownership in operating a railway?

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How could the privatization of railways impact the environment compared to government control?

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Would you trust the safety standards of a privately-operated train system more or less, and why?

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If a private company took over trains, how would that affect your decision to use public transport?

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How might the experience of employees differ between a state-run and a privatized railway system?

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Could privatizing railways lead to better service and innovation, or would it favor profits over people?

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What could happen to small towns if train services were focused on high-profit routes?

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Imagine your daily commute being managed by a private company; what changes might you expect?

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How would you feel if a train ride's cost and comfort depended on a company's profit goals?

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