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Bad Cannstatt Tunnel, Stuttgart, Germany

For the Bad Cannstatt Tunnel and within the framework of the Stuttgart 21 rail project, underground lines with a length of around eight kilometers are being mined for future urban rail and long-distance rail traffic. The tunnel is to connect the main railway station with the new Neckar Bridge. After the tunnel heading works—completed in 2020—the inner shell and the railway systems will be put in place. To protect the hermit beetle, it was necessary to partially change the plans for the project. 

Facts

  • Contract start 2012
  • Breakthrough of eastern tube: 2016 
  • Breakthrough of long-distance railway tube: 2020 
  • According to traffic forecast, around 24,000 travelers per day are expected in 2025