Viennese lines: Massive conversions on elevators and escalators are pending!

Viennese lines: Massive conversions on elevators and escalators are pending!

Gumpendorfer Straße, 1060 Wien, Österreich - The Viennese lines implement major measures to modernize the infrastructure this year. In addition to the ongoing track renovations, the focus is on the renewal of eleven elevators and twelve escalators in the subway network. These extensive conversions are to be implemented by the end of 2025, with an amount of around 6.3 million euros investing in order to significantly improve accessibility. Already on January 7th, the work at the Gumpendorfer Straße subway station, which will last until the beginning of March, was started, reports krone.at .

The modernization measures also include significant restrictions for passengers. In the popular U6, several stations such as the manifold, seven -shepherds and Tschertetgasse will be affected. In particular, the work on Stephansplatz, where the elevator is renewed between January 20 and March 17, ensure outrage for disabled associations, since during this time the accessibility in the city center is not available. The elevator in Hütteldorf, which is now 30 years old, is also being converted between May 26 and September 1, which leads to a 14-week lock. Passengers have to switch to alternative connections in order to reach the goal barrier-free, so long -term improvements for all users

The renewal aims to bring the outdated elevators and escalators up to the latest technology, some of them over 30 years in the company. The elevator on Stephasplatz is not only reinstalled, but also receives improved operation and safety elements. The conversion of the elevator in Hütteldorf includes a new elevator shaft and a modern control room. During the renovation work, passengers are asked to use neighboring stations for barrier -free access.

In addition to the elevators, Vienna also plans to modernize twelve escalators, including in the Karlsplatz and Handelskai wards. These new drawings are more environmentally friendly, reduce energy consumption and improve security. These measures are part of a comprehensive plan to make the Viennese transport infrastructure more accessible and efficient for all users.

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