Baden-Württemberg backs non-federal railways with over EUR 18m
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- On 9 June 2026 the Baden-Württemberg transport ministry approves more than EUR 18 million under the state railway financing act (LEFG) for maintaining and improving the infrastructure of non-federal railways
24 companies, municipalities and districts that operate their own rail infrastructure benefit, for example for renewing track, points, bridges and signalling, and for repairing storm damage.
The state is granting over EUR 18 million to the infrastructure of non-federal railways. The money is meant for renewing and repairing track, points, bridges, embankments and safety systems, and is also available for quickly fixing storm damage; recipients range from the Ablach valley line to the Hermann Hesse line and include port railways. Transport minister Nicole Razavi stresses the benefit for rural areas and freight (LOK Report, 9 Jun 2026).
Source: lok-report.de ↗ · Archived copy ↗
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