Aurich - Restrictions on Hanover-Bremerhaven route lifted
Train services on the Hanover-Bremerhaven and Hanover-Norddeich routes in the district of Aurich are running again. The restrictions were lifted on Saturday evening, said a Deutsche Bahn spokeswoman on Sunday. The reason for this was an overhead line fault near Wunstorf in the Hanover region. Due to the fault and the subsequent repairs, there were partial cancellations and delays in both directions. A replacement bus service has been set up in the meantime.
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- The traffic on the German railroad in Lower Saxony's District of Aurich was disrupted due to a fault in the overhead line near Wunstorf, affecting the Hanover-Bremerhaven and Hanover-Norddeich routes.
- Commuters in Aurich were affected by the train traffic disruptions, as the fault led to partial cancellations and delays in both directions of the routes.
- Deutsche Bahn has set up a replacement bus service to accommodate passengers during the repairs of the overhead line in the Hanover region.
- The train services in the district of Aurich were once disrupted due to a traffic accident on the Aurich-Bremen railroad, causing significant delays and discomfort for passengers.
- The district of Aurich, located in the northeastern part of Lower Saxony, is known for its picturesque landscapes and scenic railroad routes, also used for leisurely train rides.
- Despite the train traffic disruption, the Aurich-Bremen railroad is still an essential transportation link for connecting the district with the nearby cities of Bremen and Hanover, serving both commuters and tourists.
Source: www.stern.de
