Neustädter Feld: Kritzmannstrasse shines with new stops

Neustädter Feld: Kritzmannstrasse shines with new stops

Magdeburg's new traffic projects: A step towards accessibility

New habitat through modern transport infrastructure

The recently completed construction of Kritzmannstrasse in Magdeburg is not only a significant progress for the local transport infrastructure, but also a signal for the future. Magdeburger Verkehrsbetriebe GmbH & Co. KG (MVB) have worked hard in the past three years to create a new tram route that will contribute to accessibility for all citizens.

The importance of accessibility

From July 29, the bus lines 69 and N7 will drive again via the newly designed Kritzmannstrasse and serve the newly built stops "Am Stadtblick" and "Hermann-Bruse-Platz". These modern stops particularly benefit people with mobility restrictions, older citizens and parents with prams. Accessibility means that all people have equal access to public transport and ensure that nobody is excluded from the advantages of the transport network.

A long -term project is completed

The conversion of Kritzmannstrasse and the construction of the tram line represent an important step in a more comprehensive traffic project, which the city of Magdeburg transforms. The new tram line from the main train station/Damaschkeplatz to Hermann-Bruse-Platz closes an essential gap in the existing traffic system. Future construction phases, such as the route from the Magdeburger Ring to the Steinkuhle, are already being planned.

sustainable infrastructure for a growing city

With the comprehensive modernization of Kritzmannstrasse, not only the above -ground traffic routes were improved, but also the underground supply lines for electricity, water and district heating were brought up to date. This testifies to a far -sighted approach that ensures that Magdeburg will continue to be a functional and modern city in the future.

funding and outlook on the future

The entire project receives support from the state of Saxony-Anhalt, which shows that investments in the local infrastructure are taken seriously. The opening of the new route is planned for 2027 and will result in a significant improvement in public transport in the region.

Overall, the project on Kritzmannstrasse shows how modern mobility solutions and accessibility can go hand in hand to promote an inclusive society and to increase the quality of life in Magdeburg.

Further information is available on the MVB website at www.mvbnetzausbau.de.

- Nag