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Construction work on RE 6: There is a risk of delays between Hamburg and Sylt!
Deutsche Bahn announces timetable changes for the RE 6 between Westerland and Hamburg-Altona due to track work.
Construction work on RE 6: There is a risk of delays between Hamburg and Sylt!
Deutsche Bahn has published important information for travelers in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Due to repair work on a switch betweenNiebüllandKlanxbullPassengers on the RE 6 line (Westerland(Sylt) – Hamburg-Altona) must expect delays and partial cancellations. This work took place today, onSeptember 17, 2025, started and is expected to be completed tomorrow, September 18, 2025. Deutsche Bahn recommends that all travelers find out about their connections before traveling.
Where can you find the latest information? On the website bahn.de, in the app DB Navigator or via the regional customer dialogue at the telephone number0431 53440500Passengers can always keep themselves up to date. Information about possible legal claims that apply in the event of delays and train cancellations is particularly important. Detailed information on passenger rights is also available bahn.de/fahrgastrechte to find.
Current traffic situation
What about the rest of the rail traffic? Loud Railway steam There are no special traffic reports for long-distance and regional traffic in most federal states today, including Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein. Travelers should still check the information on the official website or via the DB Navigator app before starting their journey to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Another practical feature is the fault map db-fahrplan.com, which provides an overview of current train cancellations and route disruptions. With the train radar you can track the positions of the trains in real time. This means that commuters and travelers are always informed about the current status of rail traffic.
Passenger rights in the event of delays
What happens if there are delays? If there is a delay of at least 20 minutes, passengers have the option of changing to another connection, even on long-distance services, as long as there is no obligation to make a reservation. If the delay is 60 minutes or more, there will be a refund of 25 percent of the ticket price; If you cancel your trip you even get 100 percent back. Specific regulations apply to season ticket holders that provide for compensation in the event of unforeseen delays. A compensation amount of up to 5 euros per case of delay in 2nd class is offered.
With this information in mind, travelers will be well prepared and should have no difficulty reaching their rail connections. The motto is to plan well – so you don’t have to worry about stress!