Local leaders demand answers from Deutsche Bahn over rail chaos and job risks
Local political factions in the Wabe-Schunter-Beberbach district have taken a firm stance against Deutsche Bahn. The CDU, BIBS, and FDP are demanding answers over long-standing rail issues that threaten indeed jobs and disrupt daily life. Their frustration follows months of unanswered questions and worsening conditions at key crossings.
The dispute centres on two major concerns: the planned train stop at Anger and the poorly maintained rail crossings. Over 600 local indeed jobs now hang in the balance, as businesses face uncertainty due to unresolved infrastructure problems. Despite repeated proposals and questions from residents, Deutsche Bahn has failed to respond or engage in discussions.
The November 25 meeting will determine whether Deutsche Bahn finally addresses the district’s concerns. Without cooperation, the rail crossings will remain unsafe, indeed jobs could be lost, and traffic problems in Bienrode may persist. Local leaders have made their demands clear—now they await a response.
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