Start of construction for commuter parking lot in Dallgow: Mayor optimistic!

Start of construction for commuter parking lot in Dallgow: Mayor optimistic!

in Dallgow-Döberitz a lot is currently happening for the commuters from the region. On July 22, construction work for a new commuter parking lot on Wilmsstrasse will start. This happens in the run -up to the general renovation of the railway line between Berlin and Hamburg, which begins on August 1st and is expected to last until the end of April 2026. The construction work is necessary because the route will be completely blocked during the renovation work and many commuters have to accept detours to get to Berlin. About 10,000 people from Falkensee commute to the capital every day, which underlines the need for additional parking facilities. According to [maz-online.de] (https://www.maz-online.de/lokales/havelland/dallgow-doeberitz/pendlerparkplatz-in-dallgow-bahn closing-am-1-august-7fxlkkg4pzhgtdcbnzqjyqu6se.html) invest the construction of the parking lot.

Mayor Sven Richter (CDU) is optimistic that the new parking lot and the stops for rail replacement traffic will be completed in good time before the construction start on August 1st. The parking lot is placed on a hectare meadow, just under a kilometer from the train station. Special measures such as pulling flow over the green area and setting up tree trunks to mark the parking space show the commitment to sustainable implementation. But there are changes not only in Dallgow. The neighboring municipalities of Brieselang and Wustermark are also affected by the renovation work, which leads to an increased bus connection and significantly influenced the handling of the commuter storm. RBB24 reports that additional stops and bicycle storage facilities are planned for around 80 bikes.

challenges for the commuters

, however, there are ironic concerns about the sufficient number of commuter parking spaces and the availability of replacement buses. Mayor Heiko Richter from Falkensee expresses his concern that the infrastructure in Dallgow-Döberitz could not be up to the rush. "We need portable promotion alternatives," said Richter. The mayor of Brieselang, Kathrin Neumann, also has an eye on the situation and demands measures to adequately transport students and older people during the construction work. The cooperation between the communities is crucial because they have sent a improvement catalog to Deutsche Bahn to react to the challenges.

CONSEMENT could emerge as a winner from this situation, because the municipality receives 900,000 euros for the expansion of the train station, including a new parking space with 220 parking space and a bicycle parking garage with 200 places. It becomes a turntable for commuters from the region. In the meantime, many commuters in the Havelland have to adjust to long detours, since several cities and municipalities are separated from rail traffic. The replacement buses offer a short -term solution, but it remains to be seen how well they are accepted by the users and whether the promised temporal efficiency can actually be achieved.