Estimated train positions
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Timetable search
Find scheduled German train services and their stops.
Departures and arrivals
Departures and arrivals at German railway stations, with platform and delay as soon as Deutsche Bahn reports them.
Statistics
Statistics use only observations collected for Germany.
Disruptions
Selected rail disruption and engineering works reports from GTFS Deutschland.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I find a train or connection?
Search by train number, station or connection. Zuglive shows published German GTFS timetables and, where available, real-time forecasts.
Which operators does Zuglive cover?
Zuglive shows railway services available in the imported German regional and long-distance feeds. Coverage is incomplete.
Is the data reliable?
Times come from open timetable feeds. Confirm last-minute changes with the operator.
Is Zuglive free?
Yes, Zuglive is completely free and requires no registration.
Is Zuglive an official service?
No. Zuglive is an independent service using publicly available data.
My train is delayed, what should I do?
Check changes and passenger rights directly with your operator. Zuglive shows timetable data and, where available, real-time forecasts.
How can I see if there are train strikes today?
Check official operator announcements for strikes and disruptions.
Which types of trains can I find?
The imported feeds include regional and long-distance railway services. Availability depends on the published timetable.
Why aren't train positions on the map always accurate?
Positions are estimated by interpolating between stations based on schedules and delays, not via GPS. When available, trains follow actual railway track geometry; otherwise they are placed in a straight line. This means a train may appear on a different route than the one it's actually on.
Open timetable data from an independent source. Confirm important journey information with your operator.
