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Numerous railways in the southwestern region temporarily shut down due to heavy flooding.

Flooding has led to ongoing train disruptions and cancellations in Baden-Württemberg, as reported by Deutsche Bahn. Affected lines include those between Uhingen and Göppingen, and Eislingen an der Fils and Süßen, resulting in a halt on the RE5 line from Stuttgart to Ulm. No alternative measures...

A train passes a meadow flooded by rain.
A train passes a meadow flooded by rain.

Vehicular Congestion The above-mentioned text can be reworded as: Roadblocks and Heavy Vehicle Flow - Numerous railways in the southwestern region temporarily shut down due to heavy flooding.

In Ulm and Biberach, there are restrictions in place preventing access to certain stations. For now, stations at Laupheim West and Laupheim City are off-limits. Additionally, the Stuttgart S-Bahn is affected by weather-related issues in the Rems-Murr district, causing further concerns.

Regarding long-distance trains, the main issue is a flood situation in Bavaria. At present, Munich cannot be reached from Stuttgart. As a result, trains bound for Munich from Mannheim or Frankfurt are now terminating in Stuttgart. A railway spokesperson suggested staying away from the flooded areas in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg and postponing any non-essential trips. Passengers should also be prepared for extremely crowded trains.

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