General Renovation: Berlin-Hannover: 80 Minutes More Travel Time Until the End of 2027
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Deutsche Bahn intends to slow down the overall process of general renovations of particularly important lines.This is likely to have an impact on the timetable. According to rail manager Evelyn Palla, the general renovation of important railway lines will take longer than currently planned. A revision of the concept has shown that four such renovations per year are too much, said Palla in front of journalists in Berlin. In the future, Palla expe…
ICE Fast Line Is Being Renovated: Between Berlin and Hanover It Will Take at Least 80 Minutes Longer
Passengers between Berlin and Hamburg are already behind them, and now other travellers will soon have to suffer: The journey time between the capital city and Hanover is significantly increased due to the upcoming general renovation, even NRW is affected by it. There is clear criticism of the plans.
New problems with Deutsche Bahn: A further important connection will be rehabilitated from October onwards. Because the planned alternative route is not finished, there are now long detours.
The renovation of the Berlin–Hannover route will last until the end of 2027. For rail travellers this means considerably longer journey times.
The Deutsche Bahn will be rehabilitating the connection between Berlin and Lehrte from October. Passengers on this route will have to schedule significantly more time for around 14 months.
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