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Phones get hot
It remains to be seen on Tuesday how many drivers will accept the meeting invitation and which of them will remain on duty. It was not yet clear which lines could be affected by potential failures Wednesday morning.
On Tuesday, the Wurm works council announced a morning “chaos”. A good half of the morning connections in the greater Hollabrunn area could fail, he says.
In any case, the uncertainty was great. Both the ÖBB and the Verkehrsverbund Ostregion (VOR), in whose name one is on the road, were unable to estimate the faults in advance, so no plan B was drawn up.
The VOR sees the matter within the sphere of responsibility of the ÖBB. Phones had been overheated to inform communities and schools of potential failures. Because the school’s students make up 70 percent of the passengers.
Another concern of the Wurm works council: if this division of functions takes place in Hollabrunn, an expansion to the areas of St. Pölten and Krems cannot be ruled out. More protests could follow, he warns.
