Skip to content

Proposal requested for a labor-protection directive addressing radiation hazards from ionizing radiation exposure.

Construction of a turnaround track for urban rail transit at the swimming halt site in Halle Neustadt is advancing

Proposal requested for a worker safety directive addressing risks from ionizing radiation exposure,...
Proposal requested for a worker safety directive addressing risks from ionizing radiation exposure, as per Commission's mandate.

Proposal requested for a labor-protection directive addressing radiation hazards from ionizing radiation exposure.

In the heart of Halle Neustadt, the city rail project at the "Schwimmbad" stop is progressing steadily, with the expected completion date set for the end of August. During this period, there will be some significant changes to the tram and bus services in the area.

Tram line 16 will be rerouted via "Joliot-Curie-Platz" and "Am Steintor" to "Friesenstraße" during the same period. This adjustment aims to maintain smooth transport flow while the construction work is underway.

Meanwhile, tram lines 2, 9, and 10 will temporarily end at "S-Bahnhof Neustadt" from July 21, 2025, to August 3, 2025. Passengers can still reach their destinations via bus replacement services, such as SEV 2, which will run from the "S-Bahnhof Neustadt" (platform D) bus stop, connecting "Göttinger Bogen" and "Soltauer Straße". Bus line 21 will also end at "S-Bahnhof Neustadt" instead of "Am Bruchsee" during the same period.

The only connection between "Schwimmbad" and "Am Bruchsee" during this period will be via bus line 42. It's worth noting that buses will continue to serve the "Schwimmbad", Neustadt stop in an off-peak manner.

For those who usually travel by car, traffic restrictions will remain in place until the end of August. However, cars can still pass the construction site in single file.

The Hallesche Verkehrs-AG, a company of the Stadtwerke Halle group, is overseeing the city rail construction. Once completed, regular service to the "Göttinger Bogen" and "Soltauer Straße" termini will resume on Monday, August 4, 2025.

It's essential to check the official transportation or city council website for Halle Neustadt, or contact local transportation services directly, for the most accurate and up-to-date details on route changes or updates during this period. The city rail project at the "Schwimmbad" stop in Halle Neustadt is expected to bring significant improvements to the city's transport infrastructure upon its completion.

Public-transit services in Halle Neustadt, including tram lines 16, 2, 9, and 10, as well as bus lines 21 and 42, will undergo changes due to the city rail project at the "Schwimmbad" stop. Finance and transportation industries are expected to be affected by these adjustments, which may lead to improved infrastructure upon project completion.

Read also:

    Latest