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Nomenklatur > Archiv > Zugangebote Zugangebote Hier finden Sie die Angebots- und Dienstleistungsbezeichnungen des Themenbereichs: Fernverkehr Bezeichnung Kürzel Bemerkung Intercity-Express Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Sprinter Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Intercity Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Eurocity Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Nahverkehr Bezeichnung Kürzel/Piktogramm Bemerkung Interregio-Express Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Regional-Express Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Regionalbahn Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. S-Bahn Bei dem weißen „S“ in grünem Kreis handelt es sich um ein Piktogramm. Im Text wird „S-Bahn“ geschrieben; ggf. mit dem folgenden Namen: „S-Bahn Hamburg“. Deutsche Bahn AG · Corporate Design · Nomenklatur · Stand: 23.12.2009 Seite 1 Nomenklatur > Archiv > Zugangebote Spezialverkehr Bezeichnung Kürzel Bemerkung Autozug Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Ist nicht das Produkt, sondern das Unternehmen gemeint, schreiben wir „DB AutoZug GmbH“. City Night Line Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Cisalpino Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Thalys Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. ICE International Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. Berlin-Warszawa-Express Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. D-Nacht EuroNight Wird geschrieben – hier handelt es sich nicht um ein Logo oder Zeichen. veröffentlicht: 12.11.2006 Deutsche Bahn AG · Corporate Design · Nomenklatur · Stand: 23.12.2009 Seite 2.

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