Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Germany's longest ever rail strike begins tomorrow

This week Germany will see its longest railstrike in the history of the Federal Republic.

 All cargo traffic will stop at 15.00 tomorrow and then on Thursday at 02.00 all passenger trains will come to a standstill.

 Regional, InterCity and S-Bahn operated by DB Deutsche Bahn/German Rail will be affected.

 Trains will roll again on Monday from 04.00.
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