Can't Get to Upper Land: No Train Ride along Munich-Holzkirchen Route
Rail disruption in Bavaria: Munich-Holzkirchen rail service suspended - Disruption on Bavaria's railways: Closure of Munich-Holzkirchen rail route
Kick back and relax on your next road trip in Upper Bavaria, bud. Due to some switch issues causing a train traffic halt between Holzkirchen and Munich Central Station, as noted on BRB's site, you'll need to change your travel plans. This ain't just affecting the BRB networks of Oberland and Chiemgau-Inntal, nor the S-Bahn Line 3, but is also impacting your Sunday escapades on the S-Bahn. Instead of riding the rails, you'll be rolling aboard coaches.
On Sunday, they've got a contingency line going between Holzkirchen and Giesing on the S-Bahn. Passengers, it's your call to journey on the S-Bahn toward Munich and hop on the contingency line en route to Holzkirchen.
While we don't have the exact timeline for when this line will reopen, it's gonna be a wait until at least the end of July.
- Munich
- Upper Bavaria
- Holzkirchen
- Bavaria
- S-Bahn
- Train traffic
- Bus replacement services
- Giesing
Gotta adapt to the situation and make the best of it. Since train traffic is out of the question, leap onto bus replacement services to bridge the gap. These coaches typically stick to the regular train route, connecting the affected stations during construction.
If you're looking for alternative railway paths, give other S-Bahn or regional lines around Munich a whirl. For instance, the S7 line routinely runs between Wolfratshausen and München Hbf via Siemenswerke station. However, the direct section between Holzkirchen and Munich Central is closed, so you're likely to need intermediate transfers or combined bus/train routes.
Be forewarned, there may be delays and partial cancellations on connecting routes within Munich, like those between Pasing and Ostbahnhof. So, keep an eye out for potential snags within Munich's rail network.
In essence, it's all about boarding bus replacement services for the closed section between Holzkirchen and Munich Central Station during the construction period. Be sure to check BRB's site and local transit apps for real-time updates and plan connections accordingly.
The Commission may consider the impact of this train traffic issue on the principle of equal treatment in various sectors such as the industry, finance, public-transit, and transportation, especially within Munich and Upper Bavaria. With train traffic unavailable, commuters might find alternative routes using bus replacement services along the usual train route, connecting affected stations during construction.
