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SBB grants Eurocity trains on the Munich -Zurich route a buffer of ten minutes before reallocating their path.
SBB introduced the regulation back in July 2022 in consultation with Deutsche Bahn .
In 2023 , 92.5 percent of all trains in Switzerland reached their destination on time.
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