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Construction work on railway crossings: Ganderkesee must expect closures!
Extensive construction work on level crossings on the Delmenhorst-Vechta route from November 24, 2025 with full closures and diversions.
Construction work on railway crossings: Ganderkesee must expect closures!
In Ganderkesee, extensive construction work is imminent on the level crossings on the Delmenhorst-Vechta railway line, which will last several weeks. Deutsche Bahn InfraGO has announced that it will modernize the crossings on Lindenstrasse and Grüppenbührener Strasse. This work is part of a larger comprehensive program in which Deutsche Bahn is investing in Lower Saxony to improve the infrastructure and increase safety. The level crossing at Viehdrift will also be equipped with new half-barriers and light signals, which should further increase safety in rail traffic. Loud Ganderkesee The work will begin on Monday, November 24th and will continue until December 12th, 2025.
The problems for residents should not be underestimated. The level crossing on Lindenstrasse will be completely closed from November 29th, 8 p.m. to December 5th, 6 a.m. Following this, the crossing on Grüppenbührener Straße will not be usable for road traffic from Friday, December 5th, 6 a.m. to Thursday, December 11th, 6 p.m. However, diversion routes are signposted to help drivers and pedestrians avoid the construction sites.
Security measures and modernization
The construction work on the level crossings is another sign that Deutsche Bahn wants to invest heavily in modernizing its rail network in the coming years. According to information from Vechta From August 25, 2025, the Viehdrift and Kötterweg level crossings will also be reequipped to ensure safe traffic flow in the future. In this context, the DB has announced that it will use modern, noise-reduced work equipment, although noise pollution at night cannot be completely ruled out.
The fact that the railway in Lower Saxony is investing specifically in safety improvements is particularly important for the commuters who rely on these routes every day. These measures are part of a broader plan, according to ADAC is expected to last until 2036, with more than 40 significant sections closed for months.
Impairments and understanding of the population
In addition to the necessary full closures, residents are also confronted with noise and dust during construction work. The executing company, Stricker Rose Rail GmbH from Bönen, has already announced that there may be disruptions during the construction period, especially at night and on weekends. Deutsche Bahn asks the public for their understanding of these disruptions, which are necessary for the comprehensive and safe further development of the railway infrastructure.
Residents are asked to adapt to the upcoming changes and minimize damage to traffic. Even if diversions are signposted, it is advisable to consider alternative routes and allow extra time for daily journeys.
Construction will begin soon and the impact will certainly be felt in both the short and long term. Stay informed about developments, because the rail infrastructure is an important element for mobility in the region.