Traffic - S-Bahn trains run again between Rostock and Warnemünde
After a five-week closure, S-Bahn trains are now running again between Rostock and Warnemünde. "The S-Bahn is running again, everything is clear again and everything is back to normal," said a Deutsche Bahn spokeswoman on Monday. The S-Bahn trains had not been running on the line since the end of October due to construction work. During this time, the track systems in Rostock-Bramow were completely modernized and extensive track and underground cable construction work was carried out. The city of Rostock also used the closure period to renovate two district heating bridges. The Rostock-Warnemünde S-Bahn line is used daily by thousands of commuters who have had to switch to buses in recent weeks.
Timetable change
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- Due to the S-Bahn's disruption, commuters had to resort to buses for their journey between Rostock and Warnemünde, which significantly impacted the city's traffic.
- The German railroad, Deutsche Bahn, had to temporarily halt S-Bahn trains between Rostock and Rostock-Warnemünde due to extensive modernization and construction work on the track systems in Rostock-Bramow.
- The modernization of the track systems and underground cable construction in Rostock-Bramow required a five-week blockage of the S-Bahn line, causing disruptions to routine travel and necessitating alternative means of transportation for daily commuters.
- Residents and commuters in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern are now relieved as S-Bahn services resume between Rostock and Warnemünde, restoring the railroad connection for passengers using the s-train in this region.
Source: www.stern.de
