Bridge Repair in Rüsselsheim/Haßloch to Cost €428,000, Completion by June
Repair work is underway on a 1965-built bridge in Rüsselsheim/Haßloch, Germany. The reinforced concrete structure, designed as a closed frame, requires repairs due to found damage and defects. The project, which began in mid-March, is expected to be completed by June, with the federal government covering the total cost of approximately €428,000.
The repair project involves removing existing components and surfacing, repairing cracks and defects, renewing bridge caps, and creating drainage channels. Currently, only one lane is available in each direction, with lanes shifted and speed limited to 30 km/h at the culvert in the direction of Haßloch. The work is set to move to the upper side of the structure in the direction of Rüsselsheim by mid-May. Hessen Mobil is overseeing the project, and updates on construction phases can be found on their website. Due to a change in the construction sequence, the work is taking longer than initially planned, with current traffic management maintained until mid-May.
The repair project on the pedestrian and bicycle path crossing under the B 486 in Rüsselsheim/Haßloch is progressing, with the federal government funding the €428,000 project. Completion is now expected by June, following a revision to the construction sequence.
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