Railway infrastructure: management problem? - Railway concept full closure in criticism
The affected bridge was not renewed according to the railway during the completed corridor renovation, because the previous inspections - finally ended
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Summary
The affected bridge was not renewed according to the railway during the completed corridor renovation, because the previous inspections - most recently at the end of 2025 - showed no damage. Because in the almost 800 million euros expensive general renovation of the Hagen-Cologne line, the railway has completely excluded the partly ailing signal boxes. On Friday, the last day of the general renovation, it was noticed there that a bridge is ailing.
Furthermore, Therefore, the route could only be opened on a single track. Trains that do not cancel are significantly delayed on the way.
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The affected bridge was not renewed according to the railway during the completed corridor renovation, because the previous inspections - most recently at the end of 2025 - showed no damage.
reliability low1/3 sourcesBecause in the almost 800 million euros expensive general renovation of the Hagen-Cologne line, the railway has completely excluded the partly ailing signal boxes.
reliability low1/3 sourcesOn Friday, the last day of the general renovation, it was noticed there that a bridge is ailing.
reliability low1/3 sourcesTherefore, the route could only be opened on a single track.
reliability low1/3 sources
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Trains that do not cancel are significantly delayed on the way.
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