r/SBB

It is incredible how uncivilised ppl are occupying toilets while they have no tickets. Until the controller comes…we had to explain to Asian tourists why they cannot go to the toilet.

This was In the Oebb

(Idk if this counts to the Sbb but i Belive it does since the Staff are Sbb)

spotted in zurich hb yesterday at 20.30ish

americans traveling with two under six.

partner left all our passports on a train in a small bag and a staffer picked it up and left it at the lost and found near geneva and by coincidence we went to the same lost and found and got it.

otherwise would have had to go embassy in bern monday after the us holiday.

we also enjoyed the cars for kids. amtrak should look into that!

Es würde sich wohl bald einmal lohnen das April 2026 abzukleben und mit einer aktuellen Angabe zu ersetzen, damit alle gleich sehen ab wann wohl die Fabrikstrasse in Bern wieder befahrbar sein wird und man somit nicht mehr mit dem Fahrrad die Studenten im vonRoll Areal aufscheuchen muss.

(Und ja, ich habe den QR-Code gesehen und die Website sagt: "Seit 01. September 2025 bis mindestens Ende Dezember 2026 sind die Fabrikstrasse und Teile der Waldheimstrasse wegen Bauarbeiten für alle Verkehrsteilnehmenden gesperrt. Die Umleitungen vor Ort sind signalisiert."
Ist aber halt schon nicht ganz das Gleiche.)

An Asian tourist threw half of his salad on the floor because he seemed to not like it. WOW what a respectful behavior! Thanks!

Es chan einfach nit si, dass egal in welli richtig ich gang welli zug ich nimm, ich jetz tagtäglich mit verspötige und störige muess damit rächne. Du meine güte. Das lauft so sit zwei wuuche scho. Und das hier no. All die umleitige wäge bauarbeite, die verbindige wo nüme passe. Und au die ständige usfallmäldige. Bin einfach erschöpft.

Danke für eure Hilfe

Where can you buy/find a Key for this Door Lock in SBB Trains? What key is it,

Posted it before but the quality was bad asf

ganzes Video: https://youtu.be/e1doRyEIATI

A picture I took a while ago.

The view is an extra

Never expected to see this in Switzerland, but today this guy had his bare foot up on the seat opposite him.

Not shoes. Not socks. Straight bare foot. On the fabric seat where other people sit.

I don’t really understand how this keeps happening in shared public spaces.

Its super confusing how travelers nowadays don’t even bother to learn about the etiquette and culture of the countries they are traveling to.

A train seat is not personal space. It is used by hundreds of people a day and basic hygiene and respect should be a given.

And I will say it clearly, race aside: just because it’s okay in your country, doesn’t mean you get to force it in others. That applies to everyone, regardless of where they are from.

There is a minimum standard of behaviour when you are using public transport. I believe that bare feet on seats crosses it.

SBB trains are generally very clean and well run, which is exactly why this kind of thing stands out even more.

Has anyone else seen this becoming more common?