Train cancellations in East Brandenburg: Re1 affected until July!

Train cancellations in East Brandenburg: Re1 affected until July!

Erkner, Deutschland - commuters and travelers in East Brandenburg must adapt to considerable restrictions on train traffic on the regional railway line Re1. These affect the section between Erkner and Fürstenwalde (Oder-Spree) and are due to extensive construction work of the Deutsche Bahn. According to rbb24 , the restrictions on Friday at 10 p.m. and running until July 6th. The construction of the new Fangschleuse train station is the main reason for the closures.

On the weekends from June 20 to 23 and from June 27th to 30th, all trains in this section will fail from Friday 10 p.m. to Monday 3 a.m. In addition, from June 6, the section between Brandenburg an der Havel and Potsdam is affected by June 23, where Ostdeutsche Eisenbahn GmbH (ODEG) sets up replacement bus traffic. According to MAZ-Online In the first two weeks of these closures, all trains fail in the above section, whereby the restrictions in the night also affect the route to Berlin Friedrichstrasse.

further restrictions in July

After July 6th, the travelers are again in the house. In the period until July 25th, all trains will be omitted in the section between Erkner and Fürstenwalde. More detailed information on this should be announced promptly. However, the rail replacement traffic through the ODEG is offered twice an hour on the days of full closure, with an additional bus for the route between Erkner and fishing lock.

The RE1 is a strongly frequented line that leads from Magdeburg via Potsdam and Berlin to Frankfurt (Oder) and Cottbus. In the past, there have always been blocking in this section, which have significantly affected the mobility of the commuters. All of these measures are part of a comprehensive modernization program of Deutsche Bahn, within the framework of which important sub -routes are to be blocked for months by 2031 in order to fundamentally renovate the rail network. The details are listed in a report of the ADAC Travelers are asked to check alternative traffic options and possibly switch to other public transport, since the restrictions also affect wheelchair users and the transport of bicycles, so that no guarantee can be given here.