Two Freight Wagons Derailed: Train Operation in Wiener Neustadt Severely Restricted
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A damaged overhead line in Lower Austria causes massive problems in train traffic at Wiener Neustadt station. Passengers are expected to expect failures and delays by Monday afternoon.
Due to a damaged overhead line there are restrictions on rail traffic. It is to be expected that there will be significant delays. These will probably last the whole Monday.
After a derailment of two freight wagons, a overhead line is damaged. ÖBB expects disabilities until Monday afternoon.
Due to a damaged overhead line there were delays in long-distance traffic and significant delays. The work should last the whole Monday
A heavily damaged overhead line in Wiener Neustadt led to numerous train failures and considerable delays on Monday. Thousands of passengers were affected. The reason for the restrictions was that two freight wagons had been unrolled and derailed at the exit station Wiener Neustadt at around 1.00 a.m. for unknown reasons. No one was injured. In the late afternoon the train traffic was largely resumed again, the ÖBB informed in a message.
Two freight cars derailed on October 12 at the train station in Wiener Neustadt, Austria, severely damaging the catenary. Numerous train departures were canceled and thousands of passengers faced long delays. The wagons started on their own around one hour after midnight and hit a catenary pole at the exit from […] The article Railway collapse in Austria: Two carriages derailed, thousands of passengers blocked appeared first on Vesti Online.
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