There's no rail service available for long-distance travel from Stuttgart to Munich.

Massive rockslide occurs. - There's no rail service available for long-distance travel from Stuttgart to Munich.

Because of a landslide, two train wagons from an ICE line toppled at Schwäbisch Gmünd. This location is approximately 50 kilometers east of Stuttgart. For the past few days, there's been heavy rainfall in Schwäbisch Gmünd and several other regions in Baden-Württemberg.

Train Derailment Summary Deutsche Bahn

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Due to the landslide, Emergencies services are currently present at Schwaebisch Gmünd. The weather in Southern Germany has been unfavorable, causing floods and accidents in various areas. The train derailment has disrupted the traffic between Stuttgart and Munich, affecting travel plans. Fortunately, no major accidents have been reported in Ulm or Augsburg, located nearby. The railroad service in Baden-Württemberg is experiencing numerous challenges due to these weather-related incidents. The authorities are working diligently to restore the service as soon as possible. The weather conditions have also led to traffic congestion in certain regions, including Aalen. The countrywide impact of these weather events is causing significant concern for concerned citizens across Germany.

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