Ride train? Restrictions on Würzburg-Frankfurt and Nuremberg routes!

Ride train? Restrictions on Würzburg-Frankfurt and Nuremberg routes!

From Sunday, June 16, 2025, train drivers on the routes between Würzburg and Aschaffenburg as well as Würzburg and Nuremberg have to adapt to restrictions. The reason for this is extensive construction work of the Deutsche Bahn, which will continue until June 22, 2025. In the evening from 7 p.m. to 3 a.m.

on the Würzburg - Aschaffenburg - Frankfurt route can change timetable changes by Wednesday evening. Travelers should prepare for the fact that replacement buses are used to compensate for the delays wherever possible. The passengers between Dettelbach and Rottendorf also have to switch to buses on the Würzburg - Nuremberg route.

important information and recommendations

The railway recommends all travelers to find out more about the current timetables in advance. Current reports on route closures and possible delays are available via the Deutsche Bahn. In addition, passengers can use the DB Navigator app, which provide real -time information at departure times and disorders. Information is also available via the Deutsche Bahn X account.

But there are not only construction work in Bavaria. Deutsche Bahn has launched an extensive renovation program that affects important railway lines across Germany. The general renovation of the route between Berlin and Hamburg begins from August 2025, which represents one of the most frequented connections. The aim of these measures is the long -term increase in performance and reliability in rail traffic.

A central aspect of the renovation plans is the development of a replacement traffic concept in cooperation with various railway traffic companies and countries. Examples of large construction sites that took place this year are the Mannheim - Dortmund and the Bielefeld - Hanover.

passenger rights for delays

It is also important for travelers to keep passenger rights in mind during these construction times. If there are delays, passengers can already reclaim 25% of the ticket price with a delay of 60 minutes; With more than 120 minutes it is even 50%. In addition, the train binding no longer applies if there is a delay of more than 20 minutes at the start or destination station.

With this information, travelers can better plan the coming days and avoid any annoying surprises. Railway driving will continue to remain an important means of transport in Germany, even if it becomes bumpy in between. However, if you are well prepared, you can also get your destination in the construction period.

Radio Gong reports on the current restrictions, while Bahndampf discusses in detail on the ongoing construction sites.