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Rail traffic on Sylt: Train connection between Westerland and Keitum restored!
Rail traffic between Westerland and Keitum on Sylt was restored after a technical fault at the signal box.
Rail traffic on Sylt: Train connection between Westerland and Keitum restored!
What a sigh of relief for travelers on Sylt! After an annoying technical defect in the signal box that paralyzed rail traffic between Westerland and Keitum on Saturday, trains can finally run as scheduled again. This reports n-tv.
The incident occurred around 4 p.m. when the railway had to completely stop operations due to the signal box failing. The disruption caused massive inconvenience for both locals and holidaymakers traveling on the island. But the Deutsche Bahn employees showed a good hand: on Saturday evening at 11 p.m. the disruption was resolved and train traffic between Westerland and Keitum was resumed.
Operation is running again
Since the night, the regional trains have been running as usual again and are reliably taking passengers across the beautiful island. In order to avoid future inconveniences, Deutsche Bahn recommends finding out about the current connections before starting your journey. After all, it makes a difference whether you can travel relaxed or whether you have to wait for the next train Mirror supplemented.
With the new information on the way to Sylt, where the nature and the beaches are definitely worth a visit. Regardless of technical disruptions, traveling with Deutsche Bahn continues to be very popular. For those who would like to learn more about the handling of personal data, Deutsche Bahn has a lot of information on its website that is good to know. For example, it is possible to use the website without providing personal data, provided that no special services have to be used, as can be found in the data protection declaration below bahn.de can read.
For everyone who wants to enjoy the freedom and impressive landscape of Sylt, we can now hope that such technical difficulties will be a thing of the past in the future. In any case, the train remains a reliable way to explore the island - on time and without detours.