Hello, I'm traveling from north to south tomorrow with Deutsche Bahn, and I wanted to ask if the trains are canceled. When I google it, there's no mention of a cancellation, just complications.
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Loading...Question is above 😀 Unfortunately, I'm not so sure about that, so when I have to leave, I only take the BummelBahn.
What does the X on the school certificate mean? I've tried it many times with different images and on many devices.
I read that you can cancel for free after 3 hours and get your money back. However, a day has already passed in my case, and I wanted to ask what happens then?
I drive differently 🙂 on the website of the railway is already warned against possible train failures (e.g. if tracks are not accessible by crashed trees, overheads are damaged, water is transferred somewhere) – I push you and me the thumbs.
What train do you see online, so I would always keep the website of the DB ready or install the app…
The best way to call off all forest administrations along the route is to ask if the trees in their areas intend to fall on the tracks tomorrow.
Who is beautiful to know what sections of the route will there be serious storm damage? The pure ICE Trassens are relatively free, but on the subordinate routes through forest areas it can already come to Bsaumblockades or trees in the electric cable.
http://www.bahn.de and DB Navigator will tell you if what drives or not.
You can find the current status https://www.bahn.de/service/fahrplaene/current
Go to the homepage of the railway, then it is updated at times.
See Homepage of the Deutsche Bahn