Commuters using the Munich to Landshut railway line are currently experiencing significant inconveniences as the Deutsche Bahn announces extensive service disruptions. These are set to last until July 10, due to construction work between Regensburg and Nuremberg, causing a complete cessation of train services in that section. This situation adversely impacts the entire travel schedule to and from East Bavaria, with numerous connections being canceled and additional strain placed on passengers who rely heavily on this route.

Moreover, as of March 18, the Donau-Isar-Express service from Passau, which is already operating on a reduced schedule, will also face interruptions. Planned maintenance will lead to the service terminating early in Moosach, where commuters will have to transfer to S-Bahn or U-Bahn lines, adding to their frustration. The situation has sparked discontent among users, highlighted by comments on social media platforms expressing irritation regarding the timing of these service interruptions amidst already strained rail traffic due to the ongoing construction.

The early assessments regarding the replacement bus services necessitated by these construction works indicate that operations have started relatively smoothly, despite the challenges faced by commuters. However, the overall sentiment remains one of frustration as passengers navigate the complexities of the altered service patterns and extended travel times during this prolonged period of railway modification and improvement.