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Hessen Mobil examines the building ground - demolition of the dilapidated bridge for August planned
The blocked valley bridge near Bad König/Zell in the course of the federal road 45 will be examined comprehensively from this week: Hessen Mobil has announced that it can start with several exploration holes in order to precisely analyze the building ground under and on the bridge. The results flow into the planning of the replacement new building , which was necessary due to serious concrete damage.
The bridge spanned the Mümling and a railway line and was completely closed to traffic at the end of April 2025. The first drilling is made at the opposite , the pillar locations and in the area below the bridge. In total, drilling depths of up to 30 meters planned. The investigations should take around two weeks and cost around 130,000 euros , financed by the federal government.
Current schedule: blasting in August
The demolition of the badly damaged valley bridge is closer. After the announcement of the tender in early June, the offers are to be examined in calendar week and a construction company is to be commissioned. In calendar week 30, construction site is scheduled - including a makeshift bridge over the Mümling and a ramp to the B 45 to drive off the demolition material.
The blasting of the bridge is planned for the first week of August . Before that, evidence is still carried out on buildings and expert opinions on emission pollution . When all preparatory measures have been completed and the rail systems have been restored, the rail connections should be released again after the summer holidays
New construction of the bridge in planning-WhatsApp information for citizens
planning of the new building is already being planned. The tender for the design of the new building is currently in preparation.
For all interested parties, Hessen Mobil is now offering a WhatsApp information channel , through which current information on the stand of the project is sent directly to the smartphone. The aim is to inform residents, residents and road users promptly and comprehensively about all developments.
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