Deutsche Bahn bans alcohol at stations in rhineland-palatinate
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Deutsche Bahn now prohibits people from drinking alcohol on the grounds of all 425 train stations in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.
The company expects the nationwide ban to reduce disruptive behavior and improve cleanliness at stations. Previously, no stations in the region had such a rule. Passengers may still consume alcohol within restaurants and bars located inside stations, and they can continue to carry sealed alcoholic beverages with them.
Deutsche Bahn implemented the ban using its rights as the property owner, and station staff will inform travelers about the new rules through signs and announcements. Those who drink alcohol on station property now risk being asked to leave, and repeat offenders could be banned from the stations altogether. The company reports positive results from the nearly 40 stations in Germany that already had alcohol restrictions before this nationwide change.
