Traffic - Dog on tracks: Closure between Hamburg and Berlin
Due to an injured dog on the track, the Deutsche Bahn high-speed line between Hamburg and Berlin was closed for over an hour on Thursday morning. The animal had been hit by a train east of Boizenburg, police said on Thursday. The animal was removed from the tracks using a dog sling and taken to a vet. Train traffic on the line was resumed at around 11.00 am.
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- In some parts of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, local authorities have implemented measures to prevent dogs from straying onto railroad tracks, aiming to prevent similar incidents like the one in Hamburg from occurring.
- Recently, the police in Hamburg had to handle a situation where a driver refused to comply with their orders to block a road due to heavy traffic caused by an accident near the city's central train station.
- Last week, a German railroad passenger claimed that the railway company had failed to address an issue with blocked level crossings in Hamburg, which resulted in several delays and accidents on the local commuter lines.
- In response to the rising number of traffic violations related to blocking the railroad crossing gates in Hamburg, the police have issued a warning to motorists and commuters, saying they will take strict action against those found guilty.
Source: www.stern.de
