Wustermark warns of traffic chaos: commuter storm threatens from 2025!
Wustermark warns of traffic chaos: commuter storm threatens from 2025!
Wustermark. The municipality of Wustermark raises the alarm and urgently demands support from the federal government and the country to cope with the impending overload of the train stations. The concern for the commuter storm is growing, because the trains will no longer drive in many surrounding places such as Paulinenaue and Nauen.
In order to do justice to the rush of commuters, Mayor Holger Schreiber (independent) plans to build a new, 150 meter long road on a newly acquired parish country. This street is intended to serve as a bus turning loop and replace the so far too small solution. But the problem? Wustermark does not have the necessary 850,000 euros for this project and has been waiting for a declaration of cost from the federal government or country for months. "We are standing before winter and therefore almost with our back to the wall," warns Schreiber.
Pendler-Anturm with up to 20 buses per hour
The Situation will be dramatically worsened: Instead of five to seven buses per hour, up to 20 buses are expected during the closure! This affects an estimated 20,000 commuters in the Havelland. "A total traffic chaos will be inevitable," said Schreiber. The municipality has already presented plans to adapt the transport infrastructure in good time, but the conversion will not be possible without financial support.
The anger of the citizens could quickly fall back to the community if the necessary measures are not implemented in good time. "If this is not realized on August 1st next year, the anger of the citizens will hit the community," fears Schreiber. He receives support from the left-wing member of the Bundestag Christian Görke, who asks Deutsche Bahn to act quickly and to ensure the necessary costs for the infrastructure. The Wustermarker train station becomes the hotspot of the rail replacement - the time is forced!
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Ort | Wustermark, Deutschland |
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