Lüneburg commuter boom: 93,000 people every day in the Hanseatic city!

Lüneburg commuter boom: 93,000 people every day in the Hanseatic city!

Lüneburg. German cities live from their commuting traffic, and Lüneburg is no exception. The latest figures from the State Office for Statistics Lower Saxony (LSN) impressively show that the city is an important goal for employees. This development is not only shown at the busy train station, but also in the statistics that were processed for 2023.

in Lower Saxony had commuted around 2.47 million people to work last year, which corresponds to an increase of 0.5 percent compared to the previous year. The phenomenon is particularly noteworthy that every seventh community in Lower Saxony recorded more commuters than commuters. Hanover, the state capital, remains the center with the most jobs, followed by cities such as Wolfsburg and Braunschweig. Lüneburg is considerable and also shows a converter excess.

Lüneburg has a daily population of 93.065

The Hanseatic city of Lüneburg can look forward to 33,665 commuters every day who come to the city for their work. In contrast, however, 17,396 people leave the city to work every day. Around 23,206 people commute within Lüneburg itself. These figures result in 16,259 commuters who increase the daily population to an impressive 93,065, while the official population is only 76,806.

An interesting aspect that the statistics emphasize is the direction in which the commuters flock. Most Lüneburgers work in Hamburg - a total of 6,021 people. Winsen, Adendorf and Bardowick follow as the rest of the goals, while most commuters from places such as Adendorf and Hamburg come. This shows how narrow Lüneburg is connected to his surroundings.

older commuting into the city, younger things are drawn to work from the city

The statistical data also take into account age groups and professional groups, which offers interesting insights. The 45- to 67-year-olds represent the highest proportion of commuters. In contrast, the 24- to 45-year-olds in particular are incorporated into the ejector group. Almost 27,371 employees who come to the city are only 906 self -employed. In the opposite direction there are 13,603 employees who leave Lüneburg to work in other cities.

For everyone who wants to deal with the mobility pattern in Germany in detail, the commuter atlas Germany is a useful source. There are the commuter numbers for each community and can be called up at www.pendleratlas.statististikportal.de. This comprehensive collection of data forms the basis for better understanding pendulum behavior - from working in Lüneburg to the daily path to the neighboring metropolitan areas.

The commuter atlas not only provides information about the numbers, but also about the underlying trends, which result from various surveys of the statistical offices. These also include data on employment subject to social security contributions and for labor. Such information is important to grasp and analyze mobility and economic structures in Germany. Details on these developments are at www.landeszeitung.de read.

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Ort	Lüneburg, Deutschland