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Train cancellation for two weeks: Mainz and Bad Kreuznach in traffic jams!
The Mainz-Bad Kreuznach train line will be closed from January 16th to 29th due to construction work. Replacement buses are available.
Train cancellation for two weeks: Mainz and Bad Kreuznach in traffic jams!
Train travelers in the region must prepare for a complete closure of the train route between Mainz main station and Bad Kreuznach between January 16th and 29th, 2026. The reason for this is extensive construction work that is required by Deutsche Bahn InfraGo for a new digital signal box in Mainz. The affected commuters from the Donnersberg district, who regularly travel to the Rhine-Main area via the Alsenztalbahn, are particularly affected. The RE 15 trains will be completely canceled during this time the Rhine Palatinate reports.
For anyone who still wants to travel, a replacement bus service will be set up. However, travelers should note that deviations from the original bus running times will be the rule. It is recommended to allow more time and to keep an eye on the notices at the train stations. For up-to-date information on timetables Move RLP a reliable source where the exact timetables can be viewed.
Details about replacement transport
In addition to the route closure between Mainz and Bad Kreuznach, there are also restrictions on other routes. For example, some trains on the RE 2 and RE 3 lines as well as the RB 26 and RB 35 are affected. These trains will also not run in certain sections. A detailed overview of the affected lines and time periods can also be found in the DB Navigator app and on the general renovation website.
To make it easier for travelers to change trains, maps of the stops for replacement services are available. These are available at www.bahnhof.de. If you have any questions about the construction project, those affected can also contact verkehrsmeldeen.mitte.rv@deutschebahn.com directly by email.
To avoid inconveniences, travelers should always consult the latest information in the DB Navigator or at www.bahn.de/aktuell. This way you always stay up to date with timetables and possible alternatives.