page_title: Erfurt S-Bahn
hierarchical_section_title: Erfurt S-Bahn
caption_attribution_description: For documentary purposes the German Federal Archive often retained the original image captions, which may be erroneous, biased, obsolete or politically extreme. Erfurt, Neubauviertel Nordhäuser Straße, Bahnhof ADN-ZB Ludwig-13.5.76 Erfurt: DDR - aktuell- In der Bezirksstadt Erfurt hat die Deutsche Reichsbahn am 13.5.76 den öffentlichen Nahverkehr im Neubauviertel Nordhäuser Straße aufgenommen. In nur 13 Minuten befördern künftig die bequemen Wendezüge die Erfurter vom nördlichen Stadtrand zum Hauptbahnhof im Zentrum. 13 mal täglich, insbesondere zu den Spitzenzeiten des Berufsverkehrs, fährt dieser "Express", dessen ausgebauter Schienenstrang einschließlich zweier neuer Bahnhöfe in nur drei Monaten Bauzeit entstand.
context_page_description: S-Bahn Erfurt was a colloquial term for a railway connection that existed from 1976 to 1993 in the Thuringian state capital Erfurt, Germany. The term "S-Bahn" is also occasionally used in popular literature. Other contemporary media used terms such as "suburban traffic at the local transport tariff" to describe it. When the line was introduced in 1976, only the "reversible train service" on this line was highlighted as a special feature. In the Kursbuch tables of Deutsche Reichsbahn, the terms "S-Bahn" or "S-Bahn-Tarif" were not used for this line. Riethschleuder was another colloquial term for the connection.
context_section_description: S-Bahn Erfurt was a colloquial term for a railway connection that existed from 1976 to 1993 in the Thuringian state capital Erfurt, Germany. The term "S-Bahn" is also occasionally used in popular literature. Other contemporary media used terms such as "suburban traffic at the local transport tariff" to describe it. When the line was introduced in 1976, only the "reversible train service" on this line was highlighted as a special feature. In the Kursbuch tables of Deutsche Reichsbahn, the terms "S-Bahn" or "S-Bahn-Tarif" were not used for this line. Riethschleuder was another colloquial term for the connection.
caption: 1976: A double-decker turning train at the Erfurt Berliner Straße station.
exif: {}