Ober management work in Bebra: Trains on Saturday only to a limited extent!

Ober management work in Bebra: Trains on Saturday only to a limited extent!

Next Saturday evening, July 12, 2025, a lot will work for all travelers at the Bebra station. As reports [ffh.de] (https://www.ffh.de/nachrichten/hessen/osthessen/438109- Oberleitungs-am-bahnhof-bebra-andere-fahrzeiten-am--aml), the program is on the program that significantly restricts the use of the tracks. From 11 p.m., the passengers of the regional train line RB5 (Fulda ↔ Bad Hersfeld ↔ Bebra ↔ Melsungen ↔ Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe) must be prepared for changed departure times.

For all travelers who want to continue to go to Kassel from Bebra, it is time to change, because the trains of the RB5 do not drive as usual that evening. Earlier descents from Kassel and later from Bebra are the result of the necessary construction measures. The last train of the RB6 line (Eisenach ↔ Bebra) will not go to Bebra, but is diverted to Bad Hersfeld. Nevertheless, it is ensured that the transition to line RB5 to Bebra runs smoothly.

timetable changes in detail

The overhead line work at the train station is not the only construction work that could affect travelers. Already in the last week of October there were extensive restrictions in the northeast of North Hesse, which significantly impaired train traffic between Friday, October 18 and Sunday, October 20, 2024. The lines RE5, RB5 and RT5 were affected, reported [osthessen-news.de] (https://osthessen-news.de/n11767266/fahrfausfalle-scheinen replacement-und-bielandungen.html).

At the nights from October 19 to October 19 and from October 19, 20, some trains were completely out, while others performed up to 17 minutes later. The RB5 in particular were particularly affected, where trains were up to 40 minutes to north. Travelers had to prepare for rail replacement traffic, which, however, did not serve all stops and extended the travel times by about half an hour.

where can you find current information?

For comprehensive information on train traffic and to prepare for the upcoming timetable changes, it is advisable to visit the website Bahn.de. Here travelers can view the current situation in the entire rail network and find out about disorders and delays. The interactive interference card enables a quick overview of all current traffic disruptions, while push notifications can be used to be informed about delays in good time.

In addition, the NVV app and the NVV service telephone are available on 0800-939-0800 (daily from 5 a.m. to 10 p.m., Fridays and Saturdays to midnight) to cover further information needs. Travelers are well advised to prepare for their travels at an early stage and to keep an eye on the current timetables.