Winnenden shines: 9.7 million euros for new city center streets!

Winnenden shines: 9.7 million euros for new city center streets!

A lot is happening in Winnenden! A few days ago, the redesign of the former B-14 through town was completed, a project that costs an impressive 9.7 million euros. On June 28th, the official inauguration of the new Waiblinger Straße, Ringstraße and the southern Bahnhofsstraße will be celebrated, an occasion that is of great interest to many citizens. The city hopes that these measures will make the city center more attractive and improve the quality of life, in keeping with modern urban development.

As the Stuttgarter Nachrichten reports, the foundation stone for this extensive project was laid a good three years ago. The total costs are 9.7 million euros, with the state of Baden-Württemberg providing strong support with 4.2 million euros from the Ministry of Transport. This commitment shows how important the promotion of transport infrastructure is for the state government.

Comprehensive measures and construction work

The redesign required an enormous amount of planning, with the engineering firm Karajan Ingenieure taking the lead. Extensive construction work included the renewal of water and sewer pipes, the asphalting of the road and the construction of protective lanes for cyclists. In addition, 61 new trees were planted, which not only enhances the cityscape, but also contributes to improving the climate in the region.

The company Klöpfer GmbH & Co. KG from Winnenden was responsible for carrying out the construction work. There were a few diversions to make traffic as smooth as possible during the construction period. Traffic traveling into the city was routed through a one-way system, while vehicles traveling out of the city were rerouted via Max-Eyth-Straße.

Positive effects for the city and its citizens

The project is part of the integrated urban development that aims to improve mobility in Winnenden and reduce environmental impact. The last few years in particular have shown how important it is to promote new concepts of urban mobility. Therefore, measures to create multifunctional urban spaces and improve the quality of urban spaces are also essential in the light of environmental and climate goals. This not only supports normal city life, but also provides impetus for sustainable development, as Difu shows.

The impressive innovations in Winnenden are not only an investment in the infrastructure, but also in the future of the city. It remains to be hoped that citizens will benefit in the long term from these targeted measures, which not only ensure greater safety in traffic, but also a better quality of life.

For further information and details about this exciting project, take a look at the website Stuttgart News, the City of Winnenden and des Difu.