Railroad - Rail services on Christmas Eve: no restrictions
Just in time for Christmas Eve, there is good news for rail travelers in Bavaria: "Travel is running smoothly," said a Deutsche Bahn spokeswoman on Sunday. After storm "Zoltan" caused closures, delays and train cancellations, there were no restrictions on the railroad lines in Bavaria, according to the information from Sunday afternoon.
Deutsche Bahn has been operating 60 additional trains since Thursday and until the New Year, according to reports. They are running on high-demand routes such as Cologne-Frankfurt-Stuttgart-Munich. For the last week of the year, Deutsche Bahn expects demand to be evenly distributed. The train drivers' union GDL has announced a strike break until January 7.
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- Despite the strike announced by the train drivers' union GDL until January 7, rail traffic on Saint's Eve in Bavaria is expected to remain unaffected due to Deutsche Bahn operating additional trains.
- On Sunday, Deutsche Bahn reported no restrictions on their railroad lines in Bavaria on Saint's Eve, even though storm "Zoltan" had caused disruptions earlier in the week.
- In contrast to the traffic issues in other parts of Germany, rail services on German Railroad in Bavaria ran smoothly on Saint's Eve, allowing many travelers to enjoy uninterrupted trips.
- Against the backdrop of a potentially disruptive strike, rail traffic on Saint's Eve in Bavaria holds promise of being hassle-free, thanks to Deutsche Bahn's proactive measures to improve services and accommodate the increased demand.
Source: www.stern.de
