(Photo by Deutsche Bahn/Claus Weber)

"It's not the destination, but the journey."

The Germans are extremely adept at getting people (and things) efficiently from Point A to Point B and it shows. Its world-class transportation system is one of the most admirable things about the country. The road, rail, and air systems are all extensive and well-maintained, and public transport in cities is also outstanding. This site contains all the information you will need to take advantage of Germany's transportation networks. The information is divided into two major sections: Intercity Transport and Local Transport, with each section subdivided into the various modes of transport.

If you're planning a trip to Germany, this is a great place to get the practical information you need. If you are a road, railroad, air transport, or urban transit enthusiast, then this will be a great reference. Whatever your purpose, I think that you will find this to be the most complete site on this subject on the Web.

Please understand that the information contained on this site is provided "as-is". Although I make reasonable efforts to keep it updated, I can make no guarantee regarding accuracy and assume no responsibility for inconveniences or other issues arising from its use. All opinions expressed are strictly my own. Please contact me with any suggestions or corrections.

INTERCITY TRANSPORT
	Air Airports, arriving and departing, Frankfurt Airport, and airlines
	Bus Intercity bus services
	Rail Rail services, high-speed trains, tickets, timetables, train stations, on-board, and GermanRail bus and ferry services
	Road Renting a car, German roads, the Autobahn, traffic laws and regulations, and traffic signs and signals

LOCAL TRANSPORT
	Driving and Parking Driving in towns and cities, on-street parking and parking lots and garages
	Public Transport Types of service, tickets and fares
	Taxis and Ridesharing Hiring a taxi, fares, and service, and ridesharing in Germany