Another warning strike in Schleswig-Holstein: buses are standing still!
The Verdi union is calling for a warning strike on local transport in Schleswig-Holstein, which will lead to significant restrictions from October 10th.
Another warning strike in Schleswig-Holstein: buses are standing still!
In the current industrial dispute, the Verdi union is calling for another warning strike. From October 10, 2024, many private bus companies in Schleswig-Holstein will be affected by a strike. This will lead to noticeable restrictions on local public transport in the coming days. The union has called on employees to draw attention to their concerns. This happens at a time when the discussion about working conditions and wages is increasingly coming into focus.
The warning strikes begin on Thursday, October 10th and last until Friday, October 11th. In addition, serious restrictions are to be expected from October 14th to 17th. This measure is viewed with mixed feelings by bus companies and passengers, as local transport is essential for many people's daily journeys.
Affected bus companies
The following companies, among others, are affected by the strike activities:
- Ahrensburger Busbetriebsgesellschaft, eine Tochter von vhh.mobility
- Kreisverkehrsgesellschaft in Pinneberg (KViP)
Restrictions on driving
The effects of the strike are particularly noticeable on certain bus routes. Line 3, which runs from Schenefeldplatz via the Rathausmarkt to Rothenburgsort, as well as connections between Pinneberg train station and Hamburg Airport are particularly affected. There are also major restrictions in Ahrensburg city traffic, especially from Monday to Thursday. In addition, the night buses are not in use. The following list provides an overview of the affected lines:
- Linien 169, 269, 469, 569 (Stadtverkehr Ahrensburg)
- Linien 668, 669 (Nachtbusverkehr in der Nacht von Freitag auf Samstag)
- Linie 769 (Schülerbeförderung Ahrensburg)
- Linien 376, 869 (Ahrensburg – Großhansdorf / Siek / Meilsdorf)
- Linie 474 (Ahrensburg – Bergstedt – Duvenstedt)
- Linie 774 (Schülerbeförderung Ammersbek – Ahrensburg)
- Linien 8107, 8108, 8109 (Stadtverkehr Bargteheide)
- Linie 627 (Nachtbusverkehr Bf. Bargteheide – S Poppenbüttel)
In addition, additional irregularities may occur in driving operations on the following lines:
- Linie 2 (Schenefeld – U S Berliner Tor)
- Linie 3 (Schenefelder Platz – Rathausmarkt – Rothenburgsort)
- Linie 12 (U Billstedt – Bf. Bergedorf – S Allermöhe)
- Linie 21 (U Niendorf Nord – S Elbgaustraße – Teufelsbrück)
- Linie X30 (Harburg Rathaus – Bf. Bergedorf)
- Linie X95 (Bf. Pinneberg – Hamburg Airport)
- Linie 189 (S Wedel – S Blankenese)
- Linie 193 (U A Norderstedt Mitte – Hummelsbüttel, Lademannbogen)
- Linie 195 (U Niendorf Nord – Bf. Pinneberg)
- Linie 284 (Niendorf Nord – S Elbgaustraße – AK Altona)
- Linie 289 (S Wedel – Moorwegsiedlung – S Wedel)
- Linie 295 (U Garstedt – Bf. Pinneberg)
- Linie 384 (Schnelsen, Kalvlohtwiete – S Elbgaustraße – Schenefelder Platz)
These warning strikes highlight the ongoing tensions in public transport in Schleswig-Holstein and shed light on the challenges faced by both employees and passengers. The coming days will be crucial in determining the extent to which these measures are perceived by the public and the companies affected.
For further information and current developments, we recommend visiting the website Radio Hamburg to keep an eye on the situation and provide regular updates on the status of things. Public transit news will continue to be relevant to large segments of the population that rely on reliable transportation options.