Tram service disruption in Halle-Neustadt extended, prolonging the suspension of the tramway connection.
In the upcoming months, residents and visitors of Halle-Neustadt, Germany, will experience some changes in their local public transport system due to construction work. Here's a breakdown of the disruptions, alternative transport options, and completion dates for the tram works scheduled between August 1st and August 10th, 2025.
From now until August 10th, 2025, tram lines 2, 9, and 10 will only run to the S-Bahnhof Neustadt stop. This decision is due to the extension of construction work at the Schwimmhalle stop, which includes the creation of a new turnaround track. During this period, bus line 42 will take over the connection between Schwimmhalle and Am Bruchsee.
To ensure continuity of service between Göttinger Bogen and Soltauer Straße, a replacement bus service (SEV 2) will run from the bus stop S-Bahnhof Neustadt (Platform D). Bus line 21 will also end at S-Bahnhof Neustadt instead of the Am Bruchsee stop during this time.
Between Soltauer Straße, Göttinger Bogen, and S-Bahnhof Neustadt, there will be replacement bus service (SEV 2) in place until August 10th, 2025.
For tram line 16, it will be rerouted via Joliot-Curie-Platz and Am Steintor to Friesenstraße until August 10th, 2025. Buses will continue to serve the Schwimmhalle, Neustadt stop in an outlying position.
Cars can still pass the construction site in one lane, and traffic restrictions for individual traffic will remain in place until the end of August, 2025.
The entire construction work is expected to be completed by the end of August, 2025, after which trams will again run unimpeded through Neustadt. From August 11th, 2025, trams will resume regular service to the end stops of Göttinger Bogen and Soltauer Straße.
For the most accurate and current information on tram disruptions in Halle-Neustadt during the specified period, including alternative transport options and the expected completion date, it is recommended to check official sources such as the Halle (Saale) public transport operator’s website or customer service, local municipal websites or transport app alerts, and regional news outlets closer to or during the time of disruption.
In the other industry of public-transit, some finance might be required to implement the alternative transportation solutions during the tram works in Halle-Neustadt, Germany, such as the SEV 2 replacement bus service. For instance, bus line 42 will step in to cover the connection between Schwimmhalle and Am Bruchsee during the construction.
