Did Germany just make waiting for trains worse or better? Germany is banning beer. Well, at least at its train stations. From October 15th, drinking alcohol will be banned at all 5,400 Deutsche Bahn stations across Germany. That's platforms and station halls. But why is one of the world's most beer-loving countries cracking down? Germany's railway operator says it's about reducing violence, protecting stuff and making stations safer. But will banning a beer actually make a difference? I find it also good. There is constantly alcohol consumption on the street and it is just belastic. I check the website. I check, that it valid is. But I think that people, that people, that people belast you, is not only alcohol. It makes the most men's sense, but men are also men, if they don't drink alcohol. Not only on the Bahnhöfen, but also on the Zügen. Other countries have been doing this for years. In Transitution, in France, it's forbidden to drink, but you can buy alcohol, but you can't drink it in the station. London banned drinking on its underground back in 2008. And in Hong Kong, you can be fined for drinking anything on the metro, even water. Would you support this ban in your country?