Deutsche Bahn to Implement Continuous 5G on Hamburg-Berlin Route
The project aims to eliminate connectivity gaps by 2026 through a collaboration between the government, Deutsche Bahn, and major telecom providers.
- Deutsche Bahn, in partnership with the German government and telecom companies, plans to provide uninterrupted 5G service on the Hamburg-Berlin train route.
- The 278-kilometer route, one of Germany's busiest with up to 230 trains daily, is notorious for poor mobile connectivity.
- The initiative includes upgrading infrastructure during scheduled track renovations between August 2025 and April 2026.
- New mobile-friendly windows will be installed in older trains to improve signal reception, complementing the 5G rollout.
- Telecom providers will share infrastructure along the route to ensure high-speed data access for all passengers.