Editing First class travel (section)

===The Netherlands===
Similarly to Germany, Dutch trains have had two classes since 1956. On Intercity trains, first class has a 2+1 seating, as opposed to 2+2 in second class, can recline and feature a feet rest in coach seating and have power sockets. For commuter trains both first and second class are in 2+2 layout, the difference between second and first class is in the padding of the seats, an additional armrest, decorative lighting and being more quiet due to being located at the ends of the train. Most regional trains in the rural areas only contain second class. Since 2015 all new bought trains contain power sockets in both first and second class in agreement with the government.<ref>{{Cite web|last=treinreiziger.nl|date=2014-12-16|title=Nieuwe treinen krijgen ook in 2e klas stopcontact|url=https://www.treinreiziger.nl/nieuwe-treinen-krijgen-ook-in-2e-klas-stopcontact/|access-date=2021-05-06|website=Treinreiziger.nl|language=nl}}</ref>