Traffic catastrophe in Munich: underground and buses fail!

Traffic catastrophe in Munich: underground and buses fail!

Aubing, Deutschland - The traffic situation in Munich is anything but relaxed this morning. Above all, the U3 and U6 subway lines fight with delays, which will probably last until 8:30 a.m. after a disturbance could be remedied last night. The Munich Transport Society (MVG) recommends paying attention to the train target ads and loudspeaker announcements so as not to be misleaded. While the S-Bahn services are on the road without trouble, there are significant problems on the bus lines.

The bus lines 192, 193 and 197 were completely canceled due to noticeable personnel bottlenecks. Bus line 16 is also affected, here passengers must expect delays that are due to a vehicle disorder. There are also disturbing traffic problems on the middle ring, which does not make the situation easier. The current circumstances were recorded in a detailed ticker from tz.de.

traffic jam and accidents on the motorways

on the A8 towards Stuttgart must calculate drivers with a traffic jam between Adelsried and Edenbergen, which leads to a delay of six minutes. On top of that, there was already a block on the A8 between Dachau/Fürstenfeldbruck and Sulzemoos due to rescue work on July 3., which resulted in a whopping 55 minutes of time. The A99 is also affected, here there was a 16-minute delay between Germering-Nord and Triangle Feldmoching.

disabilities in tram traffic

There are also unpleasant news on the trams. On tram line 17 there are disabilities in the Prince-Eugen-Park area due to a vehicle disorder that is expected to last until 9:30 a.m. Before that, a break in the tram lines 20 and 21 also had to be reported after a traffic accident on Leonrodplatz. Replacement traffic with SEV buses was set up.

The MVG updates show that today's traffic problems are partly due to already remedied disorders, but which continue to sustainably sustainably. Many a subway line, such as the U5, still has to struggle with delays of up to ten minutes that are due to a vehicle disorder.

Overall, this traffic chaos makes it a challenge for many Munichers today to get to the goal on time. The city administration recommends choosing alternative ways and means of transport to minimize the stress factors. In the meantime, the PVG says: "Observe!" - Hopefully the situation will soon calm down again.