Increased quantity of trains and travelers aboard them

The Ministry of Transport in Baden-Württemberg has published the SPNV Report 2019 to 2024, providing updates on the development of public transport in the region. The report, available as a downloadable PDF, focuses on the improvement of passenger rail transport (SPNV) and its impact on climate protection.

Transport Minister Winfried Hermann expressed satisfaction with the positive development of the SPNV, particularly for passengers. The report indicates a 43% increase in passenger kilometers in regional transport, a testament to the success of various SPNV projects. Minister Hermann attributes this growth to the availability of more trains and passengers due to smart SPNV projects.

However, the report also acknowledges challenges faced by the local transport offer in Baden-Württemberg. Construction activities, including the major Stuttgart 21 construction site, have presented obstacles. Despite these hurdles, the report emphasises that the transport offer in the region has shown significant improvement.

The SPNV Report 2019 to 2024 also sheds light on the development of public transport in rural areas of Baden-Württemberg. The report can be accessed through the Ministry of Transport's Press Office or Citizen's Representative, but a direct download link is not provided.

The Ministry of Transport has expressed satisfaction with the positive development of public transport, particularly for passengers, as a result of smart public transport projects. The report highlights the successes of various projects aimed at climate protection, underscoring the state's involvement in the improvement of public transport in Baden-Württemberg.

It is worth noting that the report does not contain any advertisements, ensuring a factual and unbiased account of the developments in Baden-Württemberg's public transport sector. For those interested in learning more about the SPNV Report 2019 to 2024, it is recommended to visit the Ministry of Transport's Press Office or Contact Form.