That's still happening in Hamburg - and that's not

Hamburg will also be largely paralyzed on Monday during the nationwide traffic warning strike. The all-day strike by public sector employees will not only affect the airport and the railways. The following areas will be on strike on Monday.

Airport: No planes with passengers on board will take off from Hamburg Airport on Monday. Originally, 147 departures and 152 arrivals with more than 35,000 passengers were planned.

Ships: Because the pilot shifters have been called to go on a warning strike again, large ships will again not be able to call at or leave the port of Hamburg. In addition, there should be delays in loading and unloading ships.

S-Bahn trains: In Hamburg, all S-Bahn trains should be shut down from Monday, 0:00 a.m. The background is the warning strike by the railway and transport union EVG.

Long-distance and local transport by Deutsche Bahn: The EVG warning strike also ensures that no trains run in local and long-distance transport by Deutsche Bahn.

Buses and subways: While the S-Bahn will not run on Monday, buses and trains of the Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV) should be on the road as planned. At the same time, the connections across the Elbe with the Metrobus line 13 are to be extended to the Elbbrücken stop and line 154 to Harburg is to be strengthened.

Ferries: The Elbe ferries of the HVV will be on the road according to the current state of knowledge.

Autobahn tunnel: The Autobahn GmbH des Bundes wants to avoid tunnel closures during the nationwide traffic warning strikes on Monday. For this purpose, emergency service agreements should be concluded. So far, the Elbe tunnel is also to be opened from 5 a.m. after a 57-hour closure due to construction work.