Traintracked

Complete Train Intelligence

Official schedules, realtime updates, validated geometry, and transparent rail history for Germany.

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Active Trains
2,123
Live
Avg Delay
+2.6 min
Last 7 days
Reliability
87.1%
Last 7 days
Disruptions
349,035 / 38,623
Delayed / cancelled stops · 7 days

Popular Hubs

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Berlin Hbf
Peak Busyness· 138 arr. & dep./h
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Frankfurt(Main)Hbf
Very Busy· 98 arr. & dep./h
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München Hbf
Not busy
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Smart Features

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Live Departures
Scheduled boards with realtime overlays when available.
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Network Map
Actual and estimated train positions are labelled explicitly.
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Reliability Scores
Coverage-aware history over 1, 7, 15, and 30 days.
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Data Freshness
Stale, partial, and unavailable data is shown honestly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where does the rail data come from?

We ingest official DELFI schedules and real-time feeds from the Deutsche Bahn ecosystem, continuously comparing each train against its scheduled timetable.

How is delay calculated?

Delay is the difference between a train's observed and scheduled time at a stop. Under 6 minutes counts as on time, 6–15 minutes as delayed, and over 15 minutes as severely delayed.

What does a station's busyness indicator mean?

It reflects how many scheduled arrivals and departures the station has in the current hour, relative to that station's busiest hour, so you can tell at a glance whether it's quiet or at peak.

Is Traintracked free to use?

Yes. Departures, delays, station insights, and the map are free. Deeper historical analytics are planned for Pro.

Which countries are covered?

We're launching across Germany. The platform is built for multi-country expansion, with more European networks planned.