Current Notes

• General events such as strikes or timetable changes that affect a specific area (e.g., a county) or the entire VVS network.
• Unplanned events that occur spontaneously, e.g., accidents, vehicle breakdowns, infrastructure disruptions, or necessary short-term route closures.
• Planned events such as diversions due to construction work, timetable changes due to events, and stop relocations.
• We currently receive information about elevator and escalator malfunctions via an interface from Deutsche Bahn, and the corresponding data from SSB will soon be added.
• Special services are announced as a list view in the VVS app and on the website.

• Initial report: timely information about the disruption.
• Main report: detailed information about the event, including the causes, measures taken to remedy the situation, and recommendations for passengers.
• Final report: confirmation that the disruption has ended.
• Line-specific, meaning you know exactly which lines are affected.
• Closed or skipped stops are listed so that you are fully informed.

• The VVS provides a system for recording disruptions and timetable changes in text form and communicating them to passengers.
• All transport companies create their own reports in this system.
• This information is distributed to various output channels (VVS app, website, Twitter).
• Planned events such as route changes due to construction work are announced two days in advance as a push notification via the app and one week in advance by email.

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DB AG

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With the VVS app, you can share notifications at any time. This allows you to pass on important information about disruptions or timetable changes to your family, friends, or colleagues.