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Ingolstadt

city in Bavaria, Germany

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  • Jun 13

    EVG warns Italo's German entry could cut long-distance rail to at least 16 cities

    Italy's Italo plans to launch high-speed services on two German corridors from 2028. A railway union analysis says at least 16 cities could lose their ICE and IC stops as a result.

  • Jun 3

    Bavarian cities split on fining unruly councillors, with Augsburg and Nuremberg opting out for now

    Munich, Regensburg and Ingolstadt have adopted new rules to fine disruptive councillors up to 1,000 euros, but Augsburg and Nuremberg have held back, leaving a patchwork of enforcement across Bavaria's largest cities.

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