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99: 280:(28.6 billion euros). Of this, DM 32 billion was accounted for the nine rail transport projects. Because of the development of prices it was raised to 64 billion DM (32.7 billion euros) until 1993. By 1995, DM 12.4 billion had been invested. Three of the 17 projects were completed by early 1996. The estimated total investment around that time was estimated at DM 67.5 billion. Of the 1200 km of planned motorways, around 800 km were in the planning approval process or already provided with building rights. 140 km were already under construction. 30: 351:(foundation stone laid February 6, 1993, originally planned to start construction in 1997, then 2002; currently incomplete). The 242 km long axis is to be expanded to two tracks and equipped for speeds of up to 160 km/h. A review of the plans on November 11, 2010 determined it was not economically viable to double track the Rostock (branch Riekdahl) – Ribnitz-Damgarten West and Velgast – Stralsund segments; thus, these parts of the project are currently not being pursued. 297: 192:. The north–south direction (Rheinschiene and Hamburg – Stuttgart / Munich) still dominates in western Germany, but since 1989 the importance of the historical west–east axes and the north–south connection between Bavaria and Thuringia / Saxony has increased. An explosion in demand broke out over the GDR transport network, which had been neglected for decades. The number of traffic fatalities rose substantially. While this affected all 479:: The new Erfurt-Ebensfeld section was put into operation in December 2017. The subsequent expansion section to Nuremberg, construction will continue for a few years (as of June 2017). A four-track expansion of the sections between Nuremberg and Ebensfeld as well as a 13 km long new line for freight traffic is also planned. The estimated total cost is 5.1 billion euros. The final date of completion is unknown. 89:(officially the German Democratic Republic or GDR) had not made any large-scale investment into its transport infrastructure. Many of its motorways, roads, and railways had not been upgraded since the 1940s (with the exception of some that were repaired in the 1950s as needed) and were largely neglected: trunk roads, East Germany's long-distance counterparts to West Germany's 251: 793:
For the Berlin-Spandau area, the scope of expansion was reduced from the original plans. Here, the Spree-Oder waterway from km 0 to km 4.673 (Rohrdamm) (Höhe Rohrdamm) and the Lower Havel waterway from km 0 to km 4.3 from 2018 will be deepened and corrected in some places, such as the Spandauer Horn.
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in the 1940s, and these tracks were only rebuilt on a few main lines. In addition, all rail electrification infrastructure was removed, and was only replaced hesitantly, especially in the 1970s. Despite great efforts in the 1980s, electrification was still not at the level of the West. Although the
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This project is controversial among environmental groups and residents. According to the 1992 Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan, the extension to 280 kilometers of waterways should have a water depth of four meters and a width of 42 to 77 meters in curves. Critics claim that this endangers the
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A total of seven road construction projects worth 17.3 billion euros are planned or under construction. By the end of 2011, 14.9 billion euros had been invested. By the end of 2013, 15.4 out of an estimated 17.4 billion euros had been invested. Four of the projects (10, 12, 14, 16)
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took over the position of Federal Minister of Transport and initiated an inventory of the traffic situation in the new federal states. This was the founding moment for the plans of the German Unification Transport Projects. On April 9, 1991, the Federal Minister of Transport presented the cabinet
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As the first project in the series to be completed, VDE 6 was inaugurated on May 27, 1994. Project 7 followed in May 1995 and project 5 at the end of 1995. The rail transport projects were largely supervised by the Planungsgesellschaft Bahnbau Deutsche Einheit at first, which was merged into DB
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By the end of 1994, around ten billion DM (5.1 billion euros) had been invested in the VDE projects. In December 1991 the Traffic Planning Acceleration Act came into force to accelerate the planning of the VDE projects. On December 1, 1993, the first of several investment measure laws
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The estimated total cost is €39.4 billion. By the end of 2011, almost €32 billion of this had been spent, rising to 33.9 billion in 2012. Around 16.2 billion euros of this was attributable to railways, 15.1 billion euros to roads and around 1.6 billion euros to
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With the abandonment of the Osthafen by Berlin, the SĂĽdtrasse was spun off from the VDE 17. The Nordtrasse is now to be expanded to a lesser extent than originally planned. The goal is to ensure a limited expansion to avoid collisions between groups of
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By the end of 2011, out of an estimated total cost of 20.1 billion euros, 15.4 billion euros "worth" of infrastructure had been installed. In two years, those figures had increased to 20.3 and 16.9 billion euros, respectively.
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Instead of the originally planned four meters, the fairway is now lowered to 3.50 meters, and the number of trees affected by felling is reduced from around a thousand to 90. The expected construction time is given as three years.
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The section of the Mittelland Canal from Magdeburg to the Dortmund-Ems Canal is to be navigable from the end of 2016 with 185 m long and 2.80 m unloaded pushing units with 3600 t load. VDE 17 is scheduled for completion in 2019.
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With the fall of the wall and the opening of the borders in Europe, west–east traffic grew and added the then-dominant north–south transport corridors on a massive scale, especially in Germany and other countries on the former
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Out of the rail projects, six have been completed (VDE 2 through 7) and work on projects 8 and 9 is ongoing. Two planned sections of the VDE 1 project will not be worked on due to a lack of cost-effectiveness (as of 2014).
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with the VDE program, which decided on this in anticipation of the 1992 Federal Transport Infrastructure Plan. The VDE projects are shown separately in this plan. The projects found their way into him without re-evaluation
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and the Kleinmachnow lock were also to be extended to Berliner Osthafen ("SĂĽdtrasse"). The planned investment into the project is 2.04 billion euros, of which 1.65 billion euros were spent by the end of
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There are 17 VDE projects, all either finished or under construction, numbered from north to south in ascending order. They consist of nine rail projects, six motorway/Autobahn projects, and a waterway.
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project between the two cities was cancelled, the line was upgraded in 2000 for speeds of 200 km/h. This means that the journey time has been reduced to 90 minutes since December 2004.
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Ost- and SĂĽd- Berliner Ring. The eight-lane extension between the A 9 and the A 115, which is planned to be around 8 km, is under construction and is scheduled for completion in 2020.
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dealing with cross-border transport connections and medium and long-term traffic route planning in road and air transport. On October 3, 1990, the reunification of Germany took place.
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have been built, and the other three, projects 11, 13 and 15 have largely been completed. By the end of 2013, more than 1,895 km of new and expanded motorways had been created.
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was fully renovated, electrified and expanded for trains to operate at 160 km/h. As a result, journey times were reduced to two hours and 17 minutes. As the
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In order to realize all projects within a decade if possible, two private law project companies were founded outside of the previous authority structures:
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via Stendal (completed in 1998). Plans to expand this route were already part of bilateral talks between East and West during the 1980s.
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Halle West Bypass (2 sections completed 2003 and 2004, last section under construction since 2019, completion expected in 2025).
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took 138 minutes to travel between those two cities in 1933, but typically took 243 minutes on the same route by 1989.
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usage of steam locomotives was officially phased out in 1987, the lack of diesel counterparts meant that "
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By the end of 2013, 1.6 billion of around 2.0 billion euros had been invested in the project.
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Alongside the projects, new traction power lines were built, such as the 162 km line from
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followed, which were to replace plan approval procedures in sections of the VDE projects..
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network. By 1990, most of the motorways had deteriorated significantly and did not have
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The railroads were the most important means of transport in the east - the
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carried more goods on a network that was half as long as the West German
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was launched to promote the VDE to citizens in the new federal states.
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The cost of the VDE projects in 1991 was estimated at 56 billion
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Index

German Unification Transport Projects

German
Eastern
Western Germany
German reunification
new federal states
inner German border
East Germany
BundesstraĂźen

World War II
Berlin ring road
A 24
East German mark
euro
Reichsautobahn
shoulders
interchanges
Reichsbahn
Bundesbahn
sleepers
switches
concrete cancer
Soviet Union
reparations
Plandampf
Berlin–Hamburg Railway
Iron Curtain
road types

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