Regional railway in Munich: 200 passengers evacuated for overhead line damage!
Regional railway in Munich: 200 passengers evacuated for overhead line damage!
On Monday, June 10, 2025, there was a serious incident near the Berg am Berg am Laim in Munich when a regional railway stopped on the way to Kufstein due to an overhead line damage. Around 200 passengers who were on board the train had to be evacuated. According to Fireworld , the peleater of the railway was damaged by the damage, which led to an immediate standstill of the move.
The alarmed emergency services, including the emergency manager of the Deutsche Bahn, the Bavarian regional train, the federal police, the police and the Munich fire brigade, hurried to the site. The passengers were evacuated via ladders towards Hermann-Weinhauser-Straße. The railway line was blocked for the train during the rescue work.
evacuation and traffic restrictions
The evacuation was carried out quickly to ensure the safety of the passengers. The fire brigade was quickly on site and supported the passengers when they left the train. Rail replacement traffic was also set up during the operation to lead travelers to a nearby tram stop, such as the
support from the VDV
In such emergencies, it is important that the organizations concerned work together efficiently. The Association of German Transport Companies (VDV) plays an important role here. It organizes around 700 companies in the field of public transport and rail freight transport in Germany. The VDV supports its member companies in crisis situations and promotes the exchange of experiences and know-how.
The comprehensive cooperation between the different areas and organizations is crucial to offer passengers security and quick help. The VDV initiatives can react even more effectively in such emergencies, which increases the safety of travelers.
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| Ort | Bahnhof Berg am Laim, München, Deutschland |
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