Warning strike - DB Regio sets up emergency timetable for its lines in NRW
Following the call for a warning strike by the train drivers' union GDL, Deutsche Bahn has also drawn up an emergency timetable for its regional services in North Rhine-Westphalia. Due to the warning strike, there will be massive timetable changes to DB's regional services in North Rhine-Westphalia, the company announced. Only a greatly reduced service is possible, said a spokeswoman for Deutsche Bahn NRW. There could be restrictions even before the start of the warning strike. The information systems bahn.de/reiseauskunft, zuginfo.nrw and the DB Navigator app will be constantly updated.
As can be seen from a DB Regio overview of timetable changes to its regional express trains, regional trains and suburban trains in NRW for the strike period from Thursday, 10 p.m. to Friday, 10 p.m., many lines will not be running. Others will run with restrictions. According to DB Regio's customer information, a few lines are expected to run without restrictions.
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- The train drivers' union GDL issued a warning strike call, leading DB Regio to implement an emergency timetable for its lines in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Due to the warning strike, the German Railroad (DB) has anticipated massive timetable changes for its regional services in NRW.
- The spokesperson for Deutsche Bahn NRW warned of only a greatly reduced service during the warning strike period.
- DB Regio's overview of timetable changes shows many regional express trains, regional trains, and suburban trains will not operate during the warning strike.
- Travelers can monitor changes to the emergency timetable on the information systems bahn.de/reiseauskunft, zuginfo.nrw, and the DB Navigator app.
- The warning strike could also impact traffic and regional traffic in Düsseldorf and other cities in North Rhine-Westphalia.
- Despite the challenges posed by the warning strike, some DB Regio lines might continue to operate without restrictions.
Source: www.stern.de