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Moving around in Germany - transportation

Besides trains, you can travel inside cities and regions by bus. The transport runs on time. At the stops, there are special screens, which display the time before the arrival of a particular bus. You can buy a ticket for the trip in the vending machine at almost every stop. Tickets are disposable; you can buy one for a week and even for a month, which allows you to save considerably. The subway system of large cities is simple and straightforward. Everywhere there are schemes of intersection of subway lines, so it’s difficult to get confused here. You can also call for a taxi, but note that this is one of the most expensive means of transport. Taxi services are urban and intercity ones. If the trip inside the city may not be that expensive, the journey between the cities will result in a large sum. There are several international airlines in Germany; they are based in large cities. The cost of a flight by different airlines on a particular day can vary. Germanwings is considered the most money-saving for tourists. … Open

Economy roadmap of Germany

The basis of Germany's modern economy is engineering. About 42% of the world printing equipment is produced in Germany. Also, 32% of the total market is occupied by German machines for the textile and metallurgical industries, 31% belongs to an equipment for plastic processing, and 22% is for turbines. More than one million people are engaged in electrical engineering while its quality is considered the world's leading. In Munich, the production of Siemens is concentrated. Its annual income is about 110 million dollars. In Stuttgart, the production assets of Robert Bosch company are set, which bring a profit of about 55 million dollars a year. … Open