Three train lines in East Brandenburg: Summer chaos threatens commuters!

Three train lines in East Brandenburg: Summer chaos threatens commuters!

Oranienburg, Deutschland - The coming weeks will bring some changes for the commuters in East Brandenburg. In July 2025 there are three train lines: RE1, RB36 and RB26, before a simultaneous closure. MOZ reports that the affected routes look in detail as follows:

• re1: section between Erkner and Fürstenwalde from July 7th to 25th
• rb36: section between Storkow and Königs Wusterhausen from July 4th to 21st.
• rb26: section between Strausberg and Müncheberg until July 31.

The reasons for these closures are diverse. Mainly construction work at train stations, including the expansion of the Gigafactory from Tesla, as well as platform extensions. Commuters have to prepare for a rail replacement traffic and longer travel times, which is a challenge in particular during the summer vacation period, which begins in Brandenburg on July 24th.

coordination of the construction work

Deutsche Bahn is responsible for the coordination of the construction sites and works closely with the Berlin-Brandenburg Transport Association (VBB) and transport companies. The aim is to keep the effects of the construction work on the timetable and passengers as low as possible.

But there are not only changes in East Brandenburg. In other parts of the region, too, passengers have to adapt to various disorders. The website of S-Bahn Berlin , which is essential for travel planning, provides an overview of further changes. From changes in the clock to stalks - it is worth keeping an eye on the corresponding information.

barrier -free travel

For travelers who need support, the Bahn . The mobility service center helps that people who are restricted to mobility, visually impaired and travelers with large luggage or strollers can also cope optimally. The platforms can be reached either with elevators or ramps and have a tactile blind control system. There are also spacious multi -purpose compartments that are accessible to wheelchairs, strollers and bicycles.

The staff is trained to provide ramps if necessary and supports them when getting in, by entering or leaving. Acoustic signals When closing the doors and light signals, ensure that visual and hearing-impaired passengers can travel safely and comfortably.

The coming weeks will be a real challenge for many commuters. It is to be hoped that the construction work will run quickly and smoothly in order to be able to offer passengers again again.