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Traveling to Salzburg
The Eurocity 114 to Dortmund with departure at 12 am Monday was the last train to leave Salzburg's main train station before the warning strike. "They let us through," said the engine driver shortly before. Then everything stopped, the dispatch service blocked the routes. And this has caused mid-day discontent and misunderstanding among travelers – but not only.
During a local inspection of the APA, however, the reason for the stoppage of work was not denounced, but the missing, insufficient or too late information on the strike. "I found at noon to two that my train was late, I miss my train of correspondence," annoyed a retiree.
Many screens on the station screens until 11:45 indicated delays, but the corresponding ads were even rarer. Around noon, trade unionists in Vida began distributing leaflets to railway customers. The Austrian infectiologist Wolfgang Graninger, who got up from a railjet just before 12 o'clock at the central station, said there was no information on the departure or on the train regarding the imminent strike – "even on questions of the conductor ".
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