The train drivers' union GDL has announced strikes. From August 11th, passenger traffic will be on strike. What do travelers need to know if their train is canceled?
Cologne – The coming days could be a challenge for rail travelers: The German Locomotive Drivers Union (GDL) has announced strikes – and this in freight transport as early as Tuesday evening. From Wednesday, 2 a.m., people can go on strike. Numerous regional and long-distance trains can be canceled.
24RHEIN * provides an overview of what travelers need to consider if their train is canceled due to a strike.
In principle, the consumer advice center in North Rhine-Westphalia advises to inquire with the companies concerned which trains are affected. In addition, receipts should be collected. If you switch to a taxi or want to use your own car, you also have to pay attention to a few things. * 24RHEIN is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
