Refurbishment of the railway bridge: Garmisch-Partenkirchen in concern!

Refurbishment of the railway bridge: Garmisch-Partenkirchen in concern!

In Garmisch-Partenkirchen, the railway bridge on St.-Martin-Straße is the focus of urgent renovation work. Countless cars and heavy travers use the bridge that leads over nine tracks every day. Due to the continued stress and cracks in concrete in concrete, Deutsche Bahn (DB) plans extensive renovations for 2025 and has already taken the first measures this year. In the future, a complete new building could even be necessary, as was granted by the DB, which could significantly influence the situation for residents and traffic. The building committee came to these findings after several residents had made their concern about the state of the bridge, as Merkur reported.

For the upcoming work, an additional support system is installed in the middle of the bridge in order to better distribute the load. This measure should be completed by 2025 and temporarily stabilize the bridge. Nevertheless, it remains unclear how long these adjustments will last. Anton Hofer, a locally active citizen, expressed concerns about the possible traffic disorders and appealed to the responsible bodies to take proactive measures to avoid chaos during the construction work. The topic of new buildings was addressed by several members of the municipal council, whereby the DB is responsible for the process, such as Angertalbahn noted.

Overall, the situation of the bridge in Garmisch-Partenkirchen shows that the infrastructure repeatedly entails new challenges. The combination of considerable traffic and the need for sustainable maintenance could soon lead to far -reaching construction sites and disabilities, which is why early planning and communication are of crucial importance.