(Reuters) - A German train stranded on a track in rural Bavaria got rolling again with the help of passengers who were asked by rail staff to get out and push, German media reported on Friday.
A spokeswoman from the Bayerische Oberlandbahn, Gabriela Wischeropp, confirmed that the passengers helped get the train moving, but declined to comment on other details. She said the incident was under investigation.
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