Freising → Leuchtenbergring
Route · 19 stops · 51 min · 45 km
- 15:55Freisingdeparture3-S
- 15:58Pulling–
- 16:03NeufahrnMue2
- 16:07Eching–
- 16:10Lohhof–
- 16:12Unterschleißheim–
- 16:14Oberschleißheim1
- 16:18Feldmoching1
- 16:21Fasanerie1
- 16:23Moosach15
- 16:28Laim1
- 16:30Hirschgarten82
- 16:32Donnersbergerbrücke83
- 16:33Hackerbrücke1
- 16:35Hauptbahnhof (U, Tram)–
- 16:36Karlsplatz (Stachus)81
- 16:38Marienplatz–
- 16:40Isartor81
- 16:42Rosenheimer Platz81
- 16:44München Ost (DE)7
- 16:46Leuchtenbergringterminus83
Questions about S1 6983
Is S1 6983 late today?
It has no live data yet: its times are the scheduled ones.
What time does S1 6983 arrive in Leuchtenbergring?
It is scheduled at 16:46. It usually arrives 9 min late (median delay over 4 measured days).
Is S1 6983 often late?
Over the last 30 days, Trenora tracked it on 4 days: it arrived on time (less than 5 minutes late) 50% of the time. Usual arrival delay: +9 min, average delay: 16 min. Biggest delay: +50 min on 5 November. No cancellations over the period.
Which platform does S1 6983 leave from?
Today, it leaves from platform 3-S at Freising. It arrives at platform 83 in Leuchtenbergring. Platforms can change: check the station screens.
How long is the journey from Freising to Leuchtenbergring?
51 min today. 45 km by rail, an average of 53 km/h including stops.
Which stations does S1 6983 call at?
Between Freising and Leuchtenbergring, it calls at 19 stations: Pulling, Neufahrn, Eching, Lohhof, Unterschleißheim, Oberschleißheim, Feldmoching, Fasanerie, Moosach, Laim, Hirschgarten, Donnersbergerbrücke, Hackerbrücke, Hauptbahnhof (U, Tram), Karlsplatz (Stachus), Marienplatz, Isartor, Rosenheimer Platz, München Ost (DE).
Which countries does S1 6983 go through?
It links 2 countries: Germany and Belgium. Times on this page are those of the country of departure.
Which company runs S1 6983?
S1 6983 is run by DB Regio (S1). Its timetable and live data come from data published by DB Regio.
How do I let someone know when I arrive?
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