Storm - Fallen trees: several railroad line closures
Deutsche Bahn had to close several routes in Bavaria on Saturday due to fallen trees. This included the line between Nuremberg and Regensburg, the company announced on X, formerly Twitter. Long-distance trains are being rerouted. There may also be delays. A fallen tree on the track near Mausheim (Regensburg district) is responsible for the line closure.
Another tree is causing problems on the line between Marktschorgast (Kulmbach district) and Münchberg (Hof district). The line is also closed there and trains have been held back. Trains on the RE30 line are being diverted via Marktredwitz (Wunsiedel district) and Kirchenlaibach. According to Deutsche Bahn, delays and partial cancellations are likely.
In the district of Fürth between Zirndorf and Cadolzburg, trains from Fürth have to turn around prematurely in Zirndorf - also due to a tree in the track bed. According to information from Deutsche Bahn, a replacement service is being planned for the route.
DB route agent on X to Marktschorgast DB route agent to Zirndorf DB to Mausheim
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- Despite the bad weather in Bavaria, some travelers were still hoping to take a long-distance train from Nuremberg to Regensburg, but they were disappointed to learn that the line was closed due to a fallen tree near Mausheim.
- The County of Regensburg was one of the areas affected by the storm, with several railroad lines experiencing closures due to fallen trees.
- A German railroad worker in Zirndorf shared on Twitter that the weather had caused a tree to fall onto the tracks, causing delays and disruptions to trains in that area.
- The line between Marktschorgast and Münchberg was also closed due to a fallen tree, causing delays and rerouting for trains on the RE30 line.
- As a result of the storm, traffic in and around Zirndorf was affected, with some motorists reporting delays and detours due to fallen trees and debris on the roads.
- Passengers traveling on Deutsche Bahn's long-distance trains from Nuremberg to Marktschorgast were advised to check Twitter for updates on any closures or detours caused by fallen trees.
- Despite the challenges posed by the storm, the German railroad continued to work to clear tracks and restore service as quickly as possible, ensuring that travelers could reach their destinations safely and efficiently.
Source: www.stern.de
