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S5 between Aying and Kreuzstraße: Roughly three months of closure due to a new bridge in Großhelfendorf

From late July to mid-October, no S-Bahn trains will run on the S5 between Aying and Kreuzstraße. The reason is a new road bridge in Großhelfendorf that replaces a failure-prone level crossing. Passengers should prepare for bus replacement service.

Quick overview

This report is primarily relevant for rail travelers because it can have concrete effects on planning, connections, or infrastructure. The focus is on Deutschebahn, S5, Sbahnmuenchen, construction, and rail replacement service. The key points are summarized compactly below.

Key points

  • Closure of the S5 between Aying and Kreuzstraße from Friday, 24 July (20:50) until Friday, 16 October (04:30).
  • Replacement service with buses, which take around 20 minutes per route and are aligned with the S5 timetable in Aying.
  • Replacement stops in Großhelfendorf (bus stop “Staatsstraße”) and Peiß (Gasthaus zur Post) are not located directly at the station.
  • On some nights, the rail replacement service is extended to Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn; in the mornings the S5 from Höhenkirchen-Siegertsbrunn (07:01) additionally stops in Dürrnhaar.
  • DB InfraGO is dismantling the Forststraße level crossing, building a new track section in a lowered position, a barrier-free platform, and a combined cycle and footpath; the level crossing at Göggenhofener Weg will also be renewed.

What this means for travelers

For travelers, it is worth taking a close look at the timeframe, route, and booking conditions. It is crucial whether the report already triggers concrete timetable changes or initially describes a political or strategic development.

Context

A new bridge construction and extensive track and platform works in Großhelfendorf lead to an approximately three-month closure of the S5. During this period, passengers must use buses that are timed to match the S5 service pattern.

What to watch now

  • Only check concrete timetable or construction notices once travel dates are set.
  • For international journeys, allow more generous connection times.
  • Keep an eye on the source and operator information, in case dates are still provisional.

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