Hi fellow travelers!
I'm planning a trip to Kutna Hora from Prague and we are pretty adept at public transportation so I'm working the regional train timetables.
Originally, when I saw this phrase on a bus line (na znameni) I figured it means we have to pull the cord to notify the driver to please stop. So, when I saw this phrase on the Ceske Drahy railplanner (vlak neceka na zadne pripoje) for the regional train, I figured it meant roughly the same thing and we would need to reserve a seat on the app if we wanted the train to pick us up. (We've had to do this in Germany before.)
However, now I see the same phrase (vlak neceka na zadne pripoje) under the stop at Praha hl.n.. Being that it's the main train station, I don't imagine this is the type of stop a train would just pass through.
I must be interpreting it incorrectly.
Does this literally mean that there isn't time for the train to attach more wagons? What does this mean?
Thank you for your help making us nimble and savvy travelers!
Best,
Jenifer