Leaders Urge Minister to Push Ahead with Ulm-Augsburg Railway Line
Local leaders and economic bodies from Ulm and surrounding cities have united to urge the Federal Minister of Transport, Patrick Schnieder, to press ahead with the new railway line between Ulm and Augsburg. The signatories, including Ulm's Mayor Martin Ansbacher, express concern that the project may be at risk due to financial issues.
The joint letter highlights the importance of the new line for the rapidly growing region. Mayor Ansbacher stressed that the project is crucial for managing increasing commuter news. The signatories also emphasized the need for efficient and eco-friendly mobility, with the railway line being a vital component for reliable and future-proof rail traffic.
Neighboring cities mentioned in the letter include Neu-Ulm, Günzburg, and Friedberg. The city and district leaders, along with economic associations, urge Minister Schnieder to continue the planned construction of the railway line without further delay.
The signatories, comprising several county and city heads as well as economic associations, have made their stance clear: the new railway line between Ulm and Augsburg is vital for the region's growth and sustainability. They call upon Federal Minister of Transport Patrick Schnieder to ensure the project's continuation without delay.
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