Construction work in Hanover: Train failures and diversions until February!

Construction work in Hanover: Train failures and diversions until February!

Deutsche Bahn has started with extensive construction work in the Zooviertel in Hanover, which now lead to significant restrictions on train traffic. According to ndr

Since the weekend, travelers in and around Hanover have to expect changes in train traffic. The S-Bahn lines S3, S6 and S7 are particularly affected. Pendler from Großburgwedel, Burgdorf, Dedenhausen, Dollbergen, Ehlershausen and Lehrte have to prepare for changed arrival and departure times by February 7th. In addition, there are failures and changed routes in regional traffic. This is how the trains of the RE30 line between Hanover and Wolfsburg in Lehrte begin and end, which requires a switch to S-Bahn line 7.

Details of the restrictions

Another important detail is that the Westfalenbahn only runs between Hanover and Braunschweig once an hour during the construction work, instead of in half -hour clock as usual. Travelers must also note that some trains could depart to Braunschweig ten minutes earlier and that they are diverted to the Hannover Linden-Fischerhof stop.

With the Intercity trains (IC) between Amsterdam and Berlin, there is also a change: they no longer keep in Hanover, but only in Wunstorf. In addition, this also affects IC trains between Norddeich Mole and Leipzig, which also do not hold in Hanover. There are also comprehensive changes in long -distance transport: trains between Stuttgart and Dresden do not stop at Braunschweig Central Station, but only between Stuttgart and Hanover as well as between Magdeburg and Dresden. From this week, travelers will have to expect delays and train failures at the metronome on the lines RE4 and RB41.

In addition, Deutsche Bahn intends to renovate nine train stations during the nine -month construction work.

For travelers in Stuttgart, building-related timetable changes were also announced, the one of s Stuttgart were announced. These changes come into force in several phases from February 7 to April 19, 2025 and affect different lines, depending on the work carried out.