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Further delays and train cancellations due to flooding

Due to the weather and the prolonged rainfall, train services on all Nordwestbahn networks continue to be disrupted. The line between Bremen Central Station and Oldenburg is completely closed on Thursday, as the railroad announced. The reason was a weather-related fault at a signal box in...

Traffic - Further delays and train cancellations due to flooding

Due to the weather and the prolonged rainfall, train services on all Nordwestbahn networks continue to be disrupted. The line between Bremen Central Station and Oldenburg is completely closed on Thursday, as the railroad announced. The reason is a weather-related fault at a signal box in Delmenhorst.

According to Nordwestbahn, passengers must also be prepared for delays and train cancellations over the next few days. The rail connection between Oldenburg and Osnabrück is expected to be restricted until the beginning of January due to the flooding, said a Nordwestbahn spokeswoman. "We can't get there yet." It is also not yet possible to make reconnaissance trips on the line to assess the extent of the damage and begin repairs.

A replacement timetable is therefore in place for the Regional Express 18 line between Wilhelmshaven, Oldenburg and Osnabrück up to and including January 2. According to Nordwestbahn, trains from Wilhelmshaven will initially travel to Oldenburg, turn around and return. Trains from Osnabrück will travel to Huntlosen and then return to Osnabrück. The company is endeavoring to provide a rail replacement service with buses and is asking passengers to inform themselves online.

On the line between Bremen and Leer (East Frisia), there are also cancellations and delays due to a defective signal box, according to the railroad company. Weather-related faults at a signal box in Diepholz were rectified on Thursday afternoon, according to Deutsche Bahn. The station in Twistringen could be served again.

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  1. Passengers traveling on the Nordwestbahn network in Lower Saxony should expect further delays and cancellations due to the ongoing rainfall and weather conditions.
  2. The train service between Bremen Central Station and Oldenburg remains closed on Thursday due to a signal box failure caused by the weather, which is located in Delmenhorst.
  3. The rail connection between Oldenburg and Osnabrück is expected to be restricted until the beginning of January due to flooding, resulting in travel disruptions.
  4. The replacement timetable for the Regional Express 18 line between Wilhelmshaven, Oldenburg, and Osnabrück is in effect until January 2 due to the issues with train traffic.
  5. Passengers are advised to check online for information about bus replacements for the trains, as the company strives to provide a rail replacement service.
  6. The line between Bremen and Leer (East Frisia) also experiences cancellations and delays due to a broken signal box, according to the railroad company.
  7. Dieselbahn reports weather-related restrictions on its train traffic, as a faulty signal box in Diepholz has been rectified, allowing the Twistringen station to be served again.
  8. Oldenburg, Wilhelmshaven, Delmenhorst, Osnabrück, and other cities in Lower Saxony are affected by the train failures and cancellations, causing inconvenience for travelers in the region.

Source: www.stern.de

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