Stuttgart 21: Travelers continue to have to navigate long distances at the main station!

Stuttgart 21: Travelers continue to have to navigate long distances at the main station!

Stuttgart Central Station will remain a detour for travelers who want to travel with Deutsche Bahn until at least 2026. The long distances to the tracks, which have been massively criticized, cannot be shortened, and the ongoing construction site on Stuttgart 21 is forcing passengers to take cumbersome routes while they have to navigate around the various construction areas. A specially equipped electric car shuttles to offer some relief to passengers in need, but the general trend remains: you have to be good on foot to cover the long transport routes and to get to the trains.

In order to at least somewhat counteract the difficult situation, Deutsche Bahn has introduced new routing around the LBBW building in the area of ​​the main train station from January 22, 2024. This modification aims to direct traffic more efficiently and minimize encounters between arriving and departing passengers. However, the critical situation remains and the complaints about the long, complicated route to the tracks cannot be alleviated. The rail solution still leaves many travelers encouraged, as they are supposed to be informed about the new routes through extensive signage and clearer routing, even though the route itself does not become shorter Stuttgart news reported.

Optimization of route selection

Deutsche Bahn is launching new measures to improve the situation for travelers. From Wednesday, in response to the criticism of the long distances, a new, one-sided path will be set up in the area of ​​the LBBW building so that travelers will no longer come into conflict when they cross paths. Although the route changes seem time-consuming and often have to be kept in mind temporarily, the railway's efforts to create more orderly traffic conditions are clearly in the foreground Stuttgart newspaper highlights.