Erliner Transport Companies - BVG plans to expand "cleaning patrols" along the U8 line.
According to recent surveys, travelers have acknowledged that stations and trains seem cleaner. Additionally, reports of criminal activities have greatly diminished since the start of this project.
Moving forward, the next phase of the project will last until the end of November, incorporating 15 additional stations. It's estimated that the cleanliness level will increase by approximately 50% when compared to the previous period. Stations that receive heavy foot traffic will be cleaned every day with water. Moreover, police cooperation will be strengthened.
U8, a U-Bahn line in the capital, is notoriously known for its negative reputation, specifically concerning safety and cleanliness.
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The transport company overseeing U8, a troubled Berlin railroad line, has seen improvements in both cleanliness and security. With the aid of SNB, a local security firm, they've intensified their "cleaning patrols," significantly reducing crime and enhancing traveler satisfaction. To maintain these improvements, public transport in Berlin will continue to prioritize safety protocols and traffic management.
