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Strike: Where buses and trains now stand still – Inland news

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Verdi started a nationwide warning strike in local public transport on Tuesday night. The union warned that massive disruptions could be expected across Germany.

With the strike, a nationwide collective agreement is to be enforced for around 87,000 employees.

The extensive work stoppages are causing harsh criticism in view of the corona pandemic with increasing numbers of infections.

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The buses and trains MVG in Munich are also on strikePhoto: Sven Hoppe / dpa


The BVG (Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe) declared that the strike announcement was too short-term and that adequate preparation was no longer possible.

The fact that Berlin passengers can only use the S-Bahn is annoying and dangerous because of the possibility of corona infection. The S-Bahn wants to at least provide some relief and has announced that it will use more trains.

There was also headwind for Verdi from the Municipal Employers’ Association (KAV). Managing director Anke Stier complained: “We have no understanding for this warning strike. It was only last year that all BVG employees saw income improvements amounting to 102 million euros annually. ”Such an extensive strike also represents an unnecessary health risk for local transport passengers.

Baden-Württemberg

At all eight transport companies, the drivers want to stop working. Typically, the establishments transport more than a million people a day. In Karlsruhe and Baden-Baden Bus and tram drivers went on strike on Friday, now they want to go back to work.

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Bayern

In several cities, the buses and trams are paralyzed – including Munich, Nuremberg, Augsburg, Würzburg, Regensburg, Aschaffenburg and Coburg. In Munich There is no underground service between 3:30 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. How many trams are going will not be known until Tuesday morning, according to the Munich transport company. As a result, at least every second bus should run.

Berlin

After 3 a.m., no buses, subways or trams will run. The BVG is serious: chaos and delays in morning rush hour traffic with announcement. At least the S-Bahn wants to send 40 more trains onto the tracks.

The vehicle fleet is to stand still for a total of nine hours – until at least 12 noon. It may take some more time until everything runs smoothly again.

Brandenburg

A spokesman for the Verdi union announced on Monday that there are no buses or trains running all day in major cities and most regions. The S-Bahn and regional trains are not affected.

The following local transport companies are specifically affected by the strike:

  • Transport company Potsdam
  • Regional transport company Dahme-Spreewald
  • Uckermark Transport company
  • Transport company Teltow-Fläming
  • Bus transport Oder-Spree
  • Barnimer Bus company
  • Cottbustraffic
  • Havelbus Transport company
  • Regiobus Potsdam Mittelmark
  • Urban transport company Frankfurt (Oder)
  • transport services Brandenburg on the Havel
  • DB Regio Bus Ost

Bremen

According to an announcement by BSAG, trams and buses will probably be idle for 24 hours from 3 a.m. A BSAG spokesman recommended using the car.

Hamburg

Probably no subways will run until noon. Hamburger Hochbahn AG announced on Monday that all four underground lines in the Hanseatic city were affected. “Even in bus operations in Hamburg and the surrounding area – here in particular in the circles Pinneberg, Segeberg, Stormarn and duchy Lauenburg – there are likely to be significant restrictions, “it said.

The company is therefore asking its customers to forego unnecessary journeys on Tuesday morning and to switch to other means of transport.

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Hessen

According to a spokeswoman for the Verdi union, it should be in Frankfurt Warning strikes on trams and subways give in Wiesbaden on the ESWE buses and in Kassel on the trams and buses. The warning strike begins with the early shift and ends with the late shift.

Of the Rhein-Main Verkehrsverbund (RMV) pointed out that S-Bahn, regional trains and buses in Frankfurt run according to plan and in many cases could be an alternative to trams and underground trains. The transport company VGF recommended its passengers to get the latest information as soon as possible before departure.

A spokeswoman for the North Hessian Transport Association (NVV) pointed out that the warning strike did not affect the bus routes that were marked in red, as well as all local trains of the various railway companies and Deutsche Bahn. Therefore, passengers in the Kassel area have the opportunity to switch to this offer. The Kasseler Verkehrsgesellschaft KVG is assuming that all local traffic will come to a standstill.

Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania

In Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania is particular Rostock affected. The employees of the Rostocker Straßenbahn AG (RSAG) resign their work until around 9 a.m., as do the employees of many companies in the districts. This also includes drivers in the Rebus regular service in the district and in the Hanseatic city of Rostock as well as third-party companies on behalf of Rebus.

The Transport company Vorpommern-Greifswald (VVG) expects scheduled service cancellations until 9 a.m. Even after the warning strike, there could still be isolated delays and failures, the company said. Above all, that will be the region Torgelow and individual lines in the area Pasewalk affect. VVG subcontractors and buses in the region Jarmen and Loitz drive according to the information according to the normal schedule. In Greifswald even city buses are not expected to run until 9 a.m., as the municipal utilities are also on strike.

The Neubrandenburger According to an NDR report, Verkehrsbetriebe (NVB) assume that they will not be on strike on Tuesday. Background: The NVB are one of the local transport companies that have their own collective agreement with Verdi. Also in Schwerin all buses and trams should run according to plan, as Nahverkehr Schwerin GmbH has its own collective agreement.

According to NDR, there is also no strike at the Anklamer Transport company and the transport company VorpommernRügen.

Students with a long way to school are exempt from lessons on Tuesday if their bus or tram is not running. The lessons in the schools take place as usual.

Lower Saxony

In several cities, according to union information, a total of 6,000 employees are called to stop work. After an announcement by the Verdi district on Friday, buses and trains are likely to be in Hanover, Braunschweig, Wolfsburg, Göttingen, Goslar and Osnabrück to be affected.

For Hannover it is now clear what that means: Nothing works anymore! From Tuesday, 3 a.m. until Wednesday, 1 a.m., ALL Üstra buses and trains are at a standstill. Spokesman Udo Iwannek: “There will be no emergency operation either.”

North Rhine-Westphalia

Verdi has called for a full-day warning strike in the local public transport system in North Rhine-Westphalia. Many transport companies have already canceled rail transport and large parts of the bus service.

The Cologne Verkehrsbetriebe (KVB) announced that after 3 a.m. no trams will run and only bus trips carried out by subcontractors could take place. “Significant capacity bottlenecks” and delays must be expected. Operations should start again on Wednesday morning at 3 a.m.

Both Dortmund Transport companies said the strike would “completely shut down” local transport in the city.

Also in Bochum the local transport is to be completely canceled, and there will also be no trips by external companies, said the transport company Bogestra.

Rhineland-Palatinate

There will be a strike from 3 a.m. In Kaiserslautern, Pirmasens, Mainz and especially in Trier thousands of commuters are likely to be affected. In Ludwigshafen, both the tram and light rail traffic as well as the bus traffic of the Rhein-Neckar-Verkehrsgesellschaft will be completely stopped.

Saarland

According to a report by the “Saarbrücker Zeitung”, there will be no warning strike in Saarland for the time being. A Verdi official told the newspaper that. One wants to wait for possible results of the negotiations with the employers, so Verdi union secretary Christian Umlauf. “Before you beat yourself, you talk to each other.”

Saxony

With the start of the early shift, Saxony’s transport companies are also said to be on strike. Specifically, the following are:

  • Dresdner Verkehrsbetriebe AG (DVB)
  • Leipziger Verkehrsbetriebe GmbH (LVB)
  • LeoBus GmbH Leipzig
  • Leipziger City Transport Company (LSVB)
  • Chemnitz Verkehrs AG (CVAG)
  • Municipal transport company Zwickau GmbH (SVZ)
  • Plauener Tramway GmbH (PSB)

Saxony-Anhalt

With the start of the early shifts in the respective depots, the employees of the Magdeburg Verkehrsbetriebe GmbH, the Halleschen Verkehrs AG and the Personenverkehrsgesellschaft mbH Burgenlandkreis called for a warning strike.

Schleswig-Holstein

According to Verdi, the municipal bus routes in Kiel, Flensburg and Lübeck be on strike from the start of work at 3:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. Urban traffic in Neumünster is not affected because a separate collective agreement applies to employees there. The buses of private companies, which are mainly used for school transport, will also run.

In Kiel and Lübeck no buses should run at all. In Flensburg there are no trips by Aktiv Bus, Förde-Bus and Autokraft want to put their buses on track. Aktiv Bus wants to announce which lines are affected by the failure on its own website.

Thuringia

According to Verdi, employees of the Erfurt Verkehrs AG, the Jenaer Nahverkehr GmbH and the Geraer Transport and operating company stop work. Warning strikes are scheduled to begin there with the start of the morning shift. In Erfurt From 3.45 a.m. to midnight, there will be no buses or trams operated by the Erfurter Verkehrsbetriebe AG.

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