BVG: Traffic Chaos in the North - Passengers Must Now Be Strong

Massive delays in the north of Berlin due to a train accident

The Berlin public transport company BVG warns of delays and cancellations on the U6 line on Tuesday morning. The reason is an accident that occurred near the Kurt-Schumacher-Platz station. According to the latest information, a train jumped the tracks there.

Currently, no trains are running between Alt-Mariendorf and Kurt-Schumacher-Platz. Replacement buses have been set up.

The BVG recommends that passengers use alternative routes or switch to other means of transport. The company is working to clear the disruption as quickly as possible.

When will the U6 line run again?

The BVG has not yet been able to provide any information on when the U6 line will run again. Passengers are requested to keep an eye on the BVG website or the BVG app for the latest information.

What caused the accident?

The cause of the accident is still unclear. The police are investigating.

How do I get to my destination?

Passengers who are unable to use the U6 line can use the following alternative routes:

• U9 from Rathaus Steglitz to Leopoldplatz
• Bus 101 from Alt-Mariendorf to Kurt-Schumacher-Platz
• Bus 139 from Rathaus Steglitz to Kurt-Schumacher-Platz

How do I get information about the disruption?

Passengers can find the latest information on the disruption on the BVG website or the BVG app.