As of: January 29, 2024, 8:22 a.m
By: Lisa Metzger
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S-Bahn in Munich © Lukas Barth/dpa
The GDL strike ended early.
But the S-Bahn in and around Munich is still struggling with the effects on Monday morning (January 29th).
An overview of the operating situation.
Munich - It was the good news at the weekend: The train drivers' union (GDL) and Deutsche Bahn (DB) have resumed negotiations after long disputes.
The train drivers' strike was therefore ended early.
Instead of striking until 6 p.m. on Monday, the trains will run regularly again at the beginning of the day.
But not everywhere.
Much of the Munich S-Bahn is still struggling with the effects of the strike.
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Currently there are significant restrictions on S-Bahn traffic in Munich
The S-Bahn announces on its homepage that it is trying to “offer additional trips in the short term”.
But warns passengers in advance that this will “probably only be possible to a limited extent”.
Travelers can also find an overview of the current operating situation on the homepage.
A majority of the lines are currently significantly restricted:
S1 Freising:
There is a delay on the route due to a technical defect at a level crossing.
Travelers can expect a delay of up to 10 minutes in both directions.
In some cases, failures and premature turns are even possible, explains the S-Bahn on its homepage.
S1 Leuchtenberg – Freising:
the S-Bahn only runs every 60 minutes, but not to the airport.
S2 Markt Schwaben – Dachau:
trains run here every 20 to 40 minutes, on the other sections every hour.
S3 and S4:
trains run every 20 to 60 minutes.
S6 and S7:
the trains only run here every hour, every 60 minutes.
S8 between Pasing and airport:
every 20 minutes.
S8 between Pasing and Germering:
every 20 to 40 minutes.
S8 between Germering and Herrsching:
every 60 minutes.
The
S20 line
is completely eliminated.
The S-Bahn advises commuters to find out about the current operating situation online before starting their journey.
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