Large construction project: Over 13 million for the new Süd-Bahnhof in Ottendorf!

Large construction project: Over 13 million for the new Süd-Bahnhof in Ottendorf!

Ottendorf-Okrilla, Deutschland - In Ottendorf-Okrilla, a comprehensive project for redesigning the South Bahnhof on the B97 is realized. According to the information from Sächsische.de Barrier-free train station, modernize the bus station and significantly increase the number of park-and-ride places and the bicycle parking spaces. The redesign also includes the adjacent road crossing, which affects the B97, Bahnhofstraße and Grünberger Straße and should contribute to improving traffic flows at this central hub.

The project is a joint project in which the district, the municipality, the federal government, the Free State of Saxony and the railway are involved. With an estimated budget of around 13 million euros, the project is currently in the preparation phase. An already performed feasibility study has identified a variant that meets all the necessary criteria. Currently the examination of the financability on the Agenda of the Deutsche Bahn, such as Citizens' participation Saxony emphasizes.

traffic adjustments and regional development

In order to implement this project effectively, the adjacent crossroads with a new routing are considered to optimize the traffic connections between Dresden and Hoyerswerda. The new construction project is classified as an urgent project in the Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan and is anchored in various national and regional traffic development plans. The preliminary examination has confirmed the need for a better road connection to relieve through traffic in Ottendorf-Okrilla.

The investigation aims to determine a future trial corridor that could run either west or east of the location. Decisive criteria of this assessment include traffic effectiveness, effects on the population, environmental protection and the profitability of the construction work.

integrated urban and mobility planning

The planning for the transport infrastructure in Ottendorf-Okrilla are part of a larger trend in Germany, as the project of Acatech . Here, municipalities and regions are faced with the challenge of managing rising traffic pressure and increased demands on climate and environmental protection. An integrated planning that linked transport and urban development is indispensable.

With the aim of creating climate -silent cities with a high quality of life, an approach is promoted that includes all relevant actors, including politics, administration and society. The cooperation of these various actors is crucial for the successful implementation of sustainable mobility solutions.

For the residents of Ottendorf-Okrilla, which count around 10,000 inhabitants, a good connection for the future is indispensable. The coming months are likely to be exciting, while the plans are concretized and the financing is secured. The project managers are looking forward to the feedback from the citizens who will play an important role in further planning.