New construction service building at Weizer train station: A step into the future
Large construction project at Weizer train station: The Steiermärkische Landesbahnen is investing 1.5 million euros in a modern construction service building after the old premises were demolished in 2019. Find out more about the future of the station.

New construction service building at Weizer train station: A step into the future
A huge project is taking shape at Weizer train station. The Steiermärkische Landesbahnen have decided to build a new construction service building for the proud sum of over one and a half million euros. This undertaking is not just another construction project; it is the response to the demolition of the previous premises in 2019. At that time, the underground route made this step necessary to create modern and efficient railway infrastructure.
The new building will be constructed on a concrete area southeast of the station building. The location is strategically located between the tracks and Bahnhofstrasse, which is of great importance for operations. This not only creates new premises for the state railways' employees, but also ensures that operational processes can function smoothly and in accordance with modern standards.
Necessity of the new construction project
The demolition of the old premises was a crucial measure to make space for the new building project. The new structure is not only a renewal, but also an investment in the future of the station and the region as a whole. Creating a construction service building that meets the latest standards will improve operational efficiency at a time when the importance of sustainable transport systems is constantly increasing.
The Steiermärkische Landesbahnen have recognized that adapting and modernizing the infrastructure is essential for the development of local public transport. Continuous investment in rail infrastructure is necessary to meet the needs of passengers and maintain competitiveness compared to other modes of transport.
Particular attention is paid to ensuring that the work is carried out in coordination with the existing railway operating procedures in order to minimize possible disruptions. This shows how important it is for those responsible to ensure that both station operations and passengers' wishes are as trouble-free as possible.
The project will not only create new jobs, but also increase the quality and comfort for the station's users. Ultimately, the construction of the new construction services building means that the Weizer State Railways are prepared for the future and will continue to play a central role in the regional transport network.
Overall, the construction project not only promises to modernize the infrastructure, but also to strengthen local public transport in the Weiz region. The recognition of the need for modern rail infrastructure can be seen as a harbinger of further improvements in public transport in Styria, as recently reported from www.kleinezeitung.at.