Traffic - Timetable deviations due to expansion of the S6
Due to the expansion of the S6, there will be deviations in the timetable for the area between Frankfurt, Hanau, Friedberg, Butzbach, Giessen and Marburg in the new year. The measures will begin on January 2 and are scheduled to last until February 19, as reported by the Hessische Landesbahn (HLB) on Thursday.
Timetable deviations and detour have been announced. For example, regional train 40/41 between Frankfurt and Gießen/Marburg, RB 49 between Hanau and Gießen and RB 58 between Hanau and Frankfurt will be affected. Further north, the RB 98/99 between Giessen and Kassel is affected.
HLB
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- Passengers traveling between Frankfurt and Marburg via Hanau, Butzbach, and Giessen should carefully check the timetable due to the expansion of the S6, as deviations are expected from January 2 to February 19.
- The Railroad expansion project in Hesse has led to the announcement of timetable deviations and detours, affecting the regional trains 40/41, RB 49, RB 58, and RB 98/99.
- Commuters traveling from Hanau to Frankfurt on the Main or vice versa should consider alternative routes or schedules due to the deviations in the timetable resulting from the S6 Railroad expansion.
- The Hessische Landesbahn (HLB) has warned that there will be changes in the trains' schedules between Frankfurt, Butzbach, Hanau, Giessen, and Marburg in early 2023 due to the expansion of the S6 railroad line.
- Residents of Friedberg, Hanau, and other cities in Hesse should be mindful of the traffic disruptions caused by the S6 rail expansion and the resulting timetable deviations to plan their journeys accordingly.
- As a result of the S6 Railroad expansion in Hesse, short-term changes in the timetable and traffic flow are expected around the cities of Frankfurt, Hanau, Butzbach, Friedberg, Giessen, and Marburg, lasting from January 2 to February 19.
Source: www.stern.de