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Proposal from Federal Minister Ramsauer for a second railway line to the planned Fehmarnbelt Tunnel
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24 May 2013 · Schriftliche Frage/Schriftliche Antwort
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Original text of the question(s):<br /> <br /> In what form will the federal government accept the announcement by the Federal Minister for Transport, Building and Urban Development, Dr. Peter Ramsauer ("Ramsauer wants to implement two railway lines to the Fehmarnbelt" on April 8, 2013 in the FLENSBURGER TAGEBLATT), in which he spoke out for the first time in favor of running rail traffic to the planned Fehmarnbelt tunnel on two separate routes (the freight and... Long-distance traffic on a new route on the A1 away from the holiday resorts and regional traffic on the existing route through the town centers), given that Deutsche Bahn AG, as the project sponsor, is only implementing the project on behalf of the federal government and has not developed this route variant in the current planning documents for the ongoing spatial planning process due to the expected additional costs?
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24 May 2013
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Proposal from Federal Minister Ramsauer for a second railway line to the planned Fehmarnbelt Tunnel
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- Official source: https://dip.bundestag.de/vorgang/vorschlag-von-bundesminister-ramsauer-fur-eine-zweite-bahntrasse-zum-geplanten-f/53824
- Open data entity: https://search.dip.bundestag.de/api/v1/vorgang/53824
- germany · 53824 · source updated 26 July 2022