Construction works on Mainz Alicenbrücke progress to the advancing phase
In the city of Mainz, several significant changes are on the horizon for both car drivers and public transport users. Here's what you need to know:
From Monday, 18th August, two lanes per direction for car drivers will be reopened, marking a return to normal traffic flow.
Meanwhile, the tram tracks have been extended from Münster Square to the West Main Station since early July. The extension work is part of a larger project that is expected to be completed by the end of October.
However, there is a lack of specific information regarding the construction on the Alicen Bridge in Binger Street and its impact on traffic and bus services. For the most accurate and detailed updates, it is recommended to refer to local city or transit authority announcements.
In relation to the tram network, line 59 will not be affected by the construction. On the other hand, replacement bus services will remain in operation for tram lines 51, 52, and 53 between the Main Station and Lerchenberg/Bretzenheim. Regular bus stops at the West Main Station cannot yet be used, with temporary stops continuing to apply.
Changes to the timetables for lines 54, 56, 57, 60, 63, 76, 80, 81, 92, and E have been announced. For bus lines 62, 67, 69, 76, and 92, service will resume at their usual stops at Mainz Main Station from Monday. Other bus lines will continue to use the Parcus Street stop.
Temporary bus stops at the West Main Station will continue to apply due to the ongoing tram construction. For more details about the construction work, readers can refer to the provided article.
As always, it's essential to stay informed and plan your travel accordingly to avoid any inconvenience. We will continue to bring you updates as more information becomes available.
In the context of the changes in Mainz, the tram network expansion into the West Main Station is also tied to the finance sector, as funding is required to complete the project by the end of October. The transportation industry, including public-transit and car drivers, may be affected by the construction on the Alicen Bridge in Binger Street, warranting attention from both motorists and financial markets.
