The Tashkent Institute of Railway engineering Extra-mural department Group Presentation

Tashkent state transport university Presentation

Made by : Madatov R

Tutor by: Mamajonova G’

German railways

Key words: trains – poyezdlar – поезда towns – shaharlar – города generated – yaratilgan – создан introduced – kuchga kirgan – введен type – tur – тип owns – o`ziniki – владеет

The main rail network in Germany is made up of the following regional trains and intercity trains: Regional Express trains connect regional destinations with larger cities. It makes frequent stops and connects with high-speed ICE trains. Regional bahn trains link all local towns

The main rail network in Germany is made up of the following regional trains and intercity trains: Regional Express trains connect regional destinations with larger cities. It makes frequent stops and connects with high-speed ICE trains. Regional bahn trains link all local towns

Leipzig Hauptbahnhof (Leipzig main station, IATA: XIT) is the central railway terminus in Leipzig, Germany. At 83,460 square metres (898,400 sq ft), it is Europe's largest railway station measured by floor area.

	Passenger transport
	Long-distance
Multiple units	538
Locomotives	2,650
Sum	3,188

Some 90 percent of Germany's railways are already electric, and since 2018 Deutsche Bahn has heavily publicised its pledge to buy as much green power as it needs to operate its long-distance services. ... By 2020 the latest, Deutsche Bahn will start using power generated by the new Datteln 4 coal-fired plant.

• Some 90 percent of Germany's railways are already electric, and since 2018 Deutsche Bahn has heavily publicised its pledge to buy as much green power as it needs to operate its long-distance services. ... By 2020 the latest, Deutsche Bahn will start using power generated by the new Datteln 4 coal-fired plant.
• The majority and official view, however, is that the Bavarian Ludwig Railway, built in 1835 by the private Ludwig Railway Company in Nuremberg (Ludwigs-Eisenbahn-Gesellschaft in Nürnberg) by engineer Paul Camille von Denis, was the first railway in Germany, because it introduced the new type of steam engine.
• Germany's railway lines were built in the 19th Century. Deutsche Bahn, a company that operates all over Germany and belongs to the federal government, owns the track.

Reading – Read and translate the text. Complete the mind map

Transport
cars
underground
trains

• Nuremberg

• 83,460 km

• Camille von Denis

• electric

railways
first railway
Railway 
Company
Leipzig

Speaking

Discuss the following questions.

Questions:

• What is the train system in Germany?
• How many trains are there in Germany?
• Which German city has largest railway station?
• Are German trains Electric?
• Where was the first German railway line?
• Who owns the railways in Germany?

Thank you for attention.

Thank you for attention.