ICE emergency in Neubrandenburg: No long-distance trains until further notice!

ICE emergency in Neubrandenburg: No long-distance trains until further notice!

Neubrandenburg, Deutschland - Neubrandenburg remains cut off from long -distance transport. The third largest city of Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is still waiting in vain for the scheduled ICE trains. According to ndr there are still no plans between Neustrelitz and Stralsund to record the long -distance network. This means that the grasshoppers of the rail, the sleek intercity express trains, will still not take regular stops in Neubrandenburg.

A railway spokesman has made it clear that a stop of the ICE in the city is unrealistic. This was also shown on Thursday when ICE 2910 was shown to Baltic Sea resort Binz on an ICE 2910, but actually no train was going past. This confusion was caused by a manual error, as the Nordkurier

construction work and train failures

The Neubrandenburg train station is currently orphaned by extensive construction work. These began in March 2024 in connection with the Re5 route between Neustrelitz and Demmin. Due to the too short platform lengths, no ICES or ICS could have been held in the city for a long time. In the meantime, however, the construction work at the train station is in the final phase, and from Tuesday, April 1st, trains are supposed to run again for the first time, which hopefully will cheer the residents.

Deutsche Bahn plans to commission three new electronic signal boxes in Neubrandenburg, Altthreptow and Sternfeld. This could help improve the situation. On -site commuters and passengers are still patient and have an understanding of the delays and restrictions on train traffic. The construction work has already been postponed several times, and there are also restrictions on the route towards Stralsund, such as the Bahnblogstelle

In order to accommodate passengers, it is planned to extend the platforms in Neubrandenburg in order to enable longer regional trains to stop. Even if the progress is slowly taking place, the efforts of the Deutsche Bahn seem to gradually bear fruit to revitalize transport connections in the region. However, the continuing construction work has long since led the travelers to rely on buses while waiting for the trains to return. Let's hope that the coming weeks will finally bring passengers back to the passengers.