S2 construction site: delays and rail replacement services for Erding!

S2 construction site: delays and rail replacement services for Erding!

The S2 S-Bahn line between Erding and Munich must expect restrictions in the coming days. Particularly noteworthy is the *construction site* that took place on the night ofJune 17th to 18thComing up in 2025. From8:45 p.m. to 1:45 a.mTraffic between Riem and Markt Schwaben will be disrupted, resulting in timetable changes and replacement rail services. According to a report by ED Live The last train towards Erding on this section will be around 20 minutes late. It is advisable to consult the service at www.s-bahn-muenchen.de/baustellen in order to be informed in good time.

But that is not the only challenge for commuters and travelers. Current overhead line disruptions in Feldkirchen have resulted in far-reaching timetable changes since Friday evening. The section between Riem and Markt Schwaben is particularly affected, where buses are temporarily used as replacements South German newspaper reported. Despite all efforts to maintain the direct connection, some trains only ran as far as Markt Schwaben and there were numerous signal disruptions that disrupted the timetables.

Construction sites and maintenance measures

In addition to the changes, Deutsche Bahn will carry out extensive maintenance work in the coming weekend timetables. The example of the S-Bahn main line makes it clear that betweenOctober 14th and 17thas well as thatOctober 21st and 24thRestrictions in the connection can be expected, which require major preparation in advance. On these weekends there will, among other things, be no S-Bahn traffic on the entire main line and at the Ostbahnhof. Affected lines include S1, S2 and S3, whose routes will be completely redesigned, as well as from News Munich summarized.

However, travelers can rely on a well-organized replacement rail service that runs between Pasing and Ostbahnhof10 minute intervalswill operate. At night the buses run every 15 minutes, but in the interest of a regular connection, the Marienplatz stop is not served, so travelers have to continue the rest of their route at Odeonsplatz.

Alternatives and tips for travelers

For commuters who rely on alternative transport options, increased connections via subway lines and tram lines are available. Trains run to the U5 during the day5 minute intervalsto the city center, while city bus line 130 also runs regularly on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to close the gap in the S-Bahn service.

The coming days will bring some challenges for S-Bahn users in Munich and the surrounding area. It is therefore worth keeping yourself informed about current developments on a regular basis so that you can reach your destination safely.