State Parliament Calls on Federal Government to Reconsider Traffic Policy - Schleswig-Holstein Urges Federal Reassessment of Transport Policy
The state parliament of Schleswig-Holstein has urged the federal government to reassess its transport policy. This comes amid concerns over the state's outdated rail network and a billion-dollar funding gap threatening state farm expansion projects. Key projects at risk include the A20, A21, and A25 motorways, as well as crucial rail projects like the Marshbahn and line electrifications.
State Minister Madsen, responsible for state farm infrastructure, is actively managing and advocating for these projects. He is pushing for revisions and prompt implementation of infrastructure plans to address the network's insufficiencies. The parliament factions have stressed that these projects should not be postponed indefinitely, highlighting the need for federal government support to bridge the funding gap.
The state of Schleswig-Holstein is calling for a rethink in federal transport policy to secure the future of its vital state farm projects. With a billion-dollar funding gap looming, the state minister and parliament factions are united in their efforts to push for prompt action and revisions in state farm plans.
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