Trafica · Austria, live

Trains across Austria, by the clock and the boards

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Every Railjet, Nightjet, EuroCity, REX, R and S-Bahn in ÖBB's timetable for this hour, placed between its stops by the clock, and coloured by the delay the busiest stations' live boards last reported for it. Tap a state to zoom in, a station for ÖBB's own live departures, a train for its run. In Vienna, tap any stop for Wiener Linien's live countdowns. Red runs late. Green runs on time. Cream has no live reading yet.

Reading ÖBB's timetable and boards.

The trains. ÖBB-Personenverkehr's open timetable for the 2025/2026 period, every train of the day with its stops and times. Austria publishes no open feed of positions or of live trip updates, so each train is placed by the clock, and its delay is the latest one read for it on the live departure boards of the thirty busiest stations, which the page reads every two minutes from ÖBB's own ticker. A train yet to pass one of those stations shows in cream, with no reading. Timetable: ÖBB Open Data, CC BY 4.0, built on 2026-11-07.

Vienna. The 1,812 stops of Wiener Linien, each with live departures, countdowns, the real time against the planned one, and the day's disruptions, from Wiener Linien's open data (CC BY 4.0), read when you tap a stop and every thirty seconds while its board is open. Datenquelle: Stadt Wien, Wiener Linien.

The map. State outlines from Natural Earth (public domain). Stations, 1,064 in Austria and the rest across the border, from the timetable. Railway lines: Datenquelle: ÖBB-Infrastruktur AG (GeoNetz 12-2024, CC BY 3.0 AT), simplified and redrawn; the file, rails.json, carries the same credit.