Little-known service shows train delays in real time

Ironically, during the main travel season in winter, complaints about massive delays and train cancellations are piling up in Germany. The web app Marudor is a real insider tip, because it shows real-time data about train departures in a clear list.

Delays and train journeys belong together. But that can be dealt with if you know what’s going on. Marudor displays real-time departure data, giving you a minute-by-minute view of delays. Simply type in the station and the web app will spit out the real-time data.

This function is worth its weight in gold when there is a lot going on again. In many cases, you will also see the reason for the delays, as well as lots of other information, such as the detailed route.

More comfort functions

Anyone who not only moves in regional transport, but also travels long-distance by train, will also get a few nice functions from Marudor.

The web app presents carriage plans with details on quiet zones, restaurants and WiFi availability. You can then position yourself perfectly on the platform. Don’t be discouraged by deviating train arrangements again.

Live alternative from the train

Deutsche Bahn not only offers DB Navigator, but also has other apps available. with

DB train station live
there is also real-time departure information directly from the train, but not as extensive as with Marudor, but graphically processed in a more appealing way.

The app covers 5,400 train stations and, in addition to connection options and parking spaces, also shows shopping facilities, toilets, lockers and the WLAN equipment at the train stations. The aim of DB Bahnhof live is therefore also to provide travelers with the most important information quickly and easily. If you often travel by train, you should get the app.

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