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In addition to replacing the traction system for 7 million francs, maintenance work is also being carried out at other locations in the Lucerne station.
(pjm) In order to adapt the current traction system at the Lucerne train station to current standards, SBB announced in a press release that rail traffic at the Lucerne train station will be suspended for two full days from November 7-8. The shops at the train station will remain open during this time. Travelers are asked to take advantage of the following alternative offers:
- Ebikon, Sursee, Emmenbrücke, Littau, Luzern Verkehrshaus or Luzern Allmend / Messe train stations should be used to travel to and from Lucerne.
- From Ebikon, Emmenbrücke, Littau and Lucerne Allmend / Messe train stations, there are replacement buses that go directly to the “Luzern, Inseliquai” station.
- Bus routes 6, 8 and 24 are still available between “Luzern, Bahnhof” and “Luzern, Verkehrshaus”
Due to the unique total lock, the work can also be done in other places. The Kreuzstutz and Seehof (Rotsee) underpasses are undergoing renovation and preliminary work is underway on the Fluhmühle overpass. Therefore, the Kreuzstutz underpass will be closed from 26 October. The road in the Kreuzstutz bridge area is no longer passable from the evening of November 6 until the morning of November 9 and the following weekend.
Various jobs will be done during the full shutdown.
Furthermore, the Rotseeweg in the Seehof bridge area is closed from Thursday, November 5, evening until Monday, November 9, 2020, evening. However, access to the ferry is possible from Lucerne on both sides of the lake.
Total lockdown allows 40 night work to be waived
Work has been on the traction power system at Lucerne train station since May 2020. Due to the two-day total closure, according to SBB, 40 individual night jobs can be dispensed with and various construction jobs can be grouped together .
Note: You can find more information about the job here.
