Future of Regional Transport Under Scrutiny: SPD Questions Road Expansion, S-Bahn Halt
The future of public transport in the region is under scrutiny. The SPD faction has raised questions about a four-lane road expansion and the need for an SBA halt at the goods traffic center. Meanwhile, plans for Radefelder Allee's renovation are progressing, but funding remains uncertain.
Bus traffic will continue to be crucial until the SBA stations are completed. The earliest an SBA halt at the goods traffic center can be expected is in the 2030s. The SPD faction has submitted a request questioning the necessity of a four-lane expansion and seeking information about this SBA halt.
The renovation of Radefelder Allee is a high-priority project, with many details still to be clarified. These include preserving the lime tree avenue and exploring alternative mobility options. The city has shared plans, but the budget situation is uncertain, with completion by 2027 in doubt. The estimated construction costs are around 18.1 million EUR, requiring substantial funding. The road is mostly empty or lightly trafficked, with congestion occurring mainly during shift change times.
The SPD faction's queries highlight the need for clarity on the SBA halt and road expansion. Radefelder Allee's renovation, part of the master plan for Leipzig/Halle Airport's traffic infrastructure, is underway but faces funding challenges. The city administration and the Free State of Saxony must work together to ensure these projects meet the region's transport needs.
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