Level crossing Borkheide: closed from Friday - this is how it affects it!
Level crossing Borkheide: closed from Friday - this is how it affects it!
In Borkheide there are currently important news: Deutsche Bahn has announced short -term renovation work at the level crossing. This measure primarily affects the track area, which will be completely closed from Friday, July 4, at 6 p.m. to Tuesday, July 8, at 6 a.m. The reason for this is acute damage to tracks and thresholds, which urgently need to be remedied in order to ensure security in the area. Loud MAZ-UNLINE.de There are also a limited use of the transition for pedestrians and cyclists, but which can be done via Grabenbrücken.
The bus lines and school bus traffic are particularly affected. The school bus may use the transition via a provisional on July 7 from 5.45 a.m. to 6 p.m. and on July 8 from 5.45 a.m. During this period, bus line 541 will also work under restrictions, and there are some stops in the Borkheide section, Feldmark to Klaistow. The other lines 545 and 647 are also affected during the construction work. The diversion network for the other traffic leads via Beelitz, Fichtenwalde and Borkwalde, so that residents should be rescheduled.rail replacement traffic and longer closures
But that's not all: the RE7 trains from Borkheide to Brück are also canceled and are replaced by buses between July 4 at 10 p.m. to July 7th at 7 a.m. Interestingly, this is only the beginning of a longer construction measure; The tracks 1 and 2 of the Seddin train station will be blocked until August 22, with a single -track closure by September 19. The big goal here: a change of tracks and thresholds so that everything will run round again in the future.
environmental aspects in railway construction
throughout the region, not only in Borkheide, Deutsche Bahn is becoming increasingly active when it comes to the topics of the environment and sustainability. The electrification of the routes, such as between Leipzig and Chemnitz, plays an important role in achieving the climate goals and significantly reducing CO2 emissions. This initiative, according to Mitteldeutschesrevier.deutschebahn.com around 9,560 tons of CO2, already shows initial success.
The environmental impacts in the construction of rail systems are also increasingly being considered. A study by the Federal Office of Transport in Switzerland recently made it clear that emissions in building rail infrastructure can be significantly reduced if various measures are taken. For example, compensation measures such as the creation of replacement habitats for bats can achieve positive effects. Deutsche Bahn undertakes to take nature and landscape protection into account in the planning phase even in the construction measures in Germany and to protect residents and the environment as well as on bav.admin.ch can be read.
Overall, there is a lot of responsibility on the shoulders of the transport companies, and the ongoing process in Borkheide shows that not only comfort, but also security and environmental awareness have to focus on. With a little patience and understanding, the citizens can certainly only benefit from the upcoming improvements.
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