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Disruptions in Vorarlberg

Disruptions, engineering works and diversions in Vorarlberg, straight from the operators. The list updates itself.

Notices are shown in German, as the operators publish them.

17 current noticesAs of 01:10

Disruptions
6
Works
8
Lifts
3
Announced
16
640, 641: Bauarbeiten L94 Batholomäberg570: Verzögerungen aufgrund von halbseitiger Straßensperre502, 503: Umleitung aufgrund einer Straßensperre145: Haltentfall aufgrund von Grabungsarbeiten650: Verlegung Nahwärmenetz305, 186: Mäder/Altach - Umleitung650: Verlegung NahwärmenetzSK: Haltentfall aufgrund von Grabungsarbeiten457, 495, 496: Haltestelle nicht bedient - 457 495 496565: Haltausfall aufgrund einer Baustelle105: Verlängerte Bauarbeiten - Haltausfall602, 603, 650, N6: Haltausfälle aufgrund von Straßensperre
DisruptionWorks, lift or noticeNot every notice names a place. The list is complete.

Disruptions 6

Engineering works and diversions 8

Lifts out of service 3

Announced 16

Not in force yet, but already scheduled.

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Where do the notices come from?

From the operators themselves: Mobilitätsverbünde Österreich for every state, Wiener Linien and ÖBB. ÖffiGo collects them and shows them unchanged.

How current is the list?

The page checks every few seconds whether anything has changed and then reloads the list by itself. Wiener Linien notices arrive within half a minute, those from the other states and from ÖBB within a few minutes.

What separates a disruption, works and a notice?

A disruption is unplanned: an accident, an ambulance call-out, a breakdown. Works are planned and usually mean a diversion, a moved stop or a replacement service. Notices are everything else, such as changed times on a public holiday.

What does “Announced” mean?

The notice is not in force yet but already scheduled, such as works starting next week. Once it applies, it moves up into its group.

Can I get a confirmation for school or work?

Yes, from the operator. For Wiener Linien and ÖBB disruptions, the notice's page says where to get it.

Notices: Mobilitätsverbünde Österreich (IMS), Wiener Linien (City of Vienna open data, CC BY 4.0) and ÖBB. All information without guarantee.