Construction work disturb rail traffic between Flensburg and Padborg!

Construction work disturb rail traffic between Flensburg and Padborg!

Travelers in international long -distance transport should be careful today June 26, 2025, because unforeseen events lead to timetable deviations. The connections between Flensburg and Padborg are particularly affected, where urgently needed tracking work difficult. According to News.de Start and end the construction work today and have a direct impact on passengers.

Deutsche Bahn has already reacted: EC trains from Hamburg via Padborg to Copenhagen fail, as well as the IC trains from Flensburg to Fredericia, which will not run between Flensburg and Tinglev. Travelers should find out more about alternatives in good time, because replacement buses are set up between Hamburg Hbf (Kirchenallee) and Fredericia as well as between Flensburg and Tinglev. According to the reports, the track work is expected to continue until the morning.

Important information for travelers

For travelers who have to switch to alternative routes, there are some regulations: for delays from 20 minutes, passengers have the right to avoid another connection. From a delay of 60 minutes you can cancel your trip and reclaim part of the ticket price. If you have to wait more than 120 minutes for your descent, you can request up to 50 % of the fare as compensation.

In addition to the impairments in the north, there are also construction and traffic disruptions in other regions. The RE1 commuter route has been affected in Brandenburg since June 6th. This connection between Brandenburg an der Havel and Potsdam was completely out during the construction work. A replacement traffic on buses was also set up here for travelers. From June 23 to July 4th, further restrictions on the Groß Kreutz-Brandenburg Central Station section can be expected, such as RBB24 reports .

to be up to date

In order not to miss the current developments in rail transport, travelers should always take a look at the official rail information pages. The ÖBB-Website also offers useful information on which the latest construction site reports and possible restrictions are published. The right preparation for the trip is important to avoid unpleasant surprises.

Overall, it is advisable to always consult the Deutsche Bahn website or the corresponding apps first in order to stay up to date and, if necessary, plan more time for the trips.