Traffic renovation Burgdorf – Oberburg – Hasle "Emmentalwärts", REVIEW
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Contract Description
In the lower Emmental, the communities of Burgdorf, Oberburg and Hasle b. For decades, for example, there has been a traffic volume of up to 20,000 vehicles per day. The high load impairs the quality of stay and quality of life along the main traffic axes and leads to unreliable travel times in private and public transport. With the “Emmentalwärts” project, the civil engineering department of the canton of Bern (TBA) has developed an overall solution to sustainably improve the traffic situation in the lower Emmental. The traffic renovation Burgdorf – Oberburg – Hasle (VS BOH) combines local bypasses for Oberburg and Hasle b. B. with measures on the existing road network in Burgdorf and Lyssach. The overall project is divided into three sections: Burgdorf, Oberburg and Hasle b. B. with a total of 19 measures. The investment costs amount to around CHF 424 million. Further information is available at www.emmentalwaerts.bvd.be.ch. The road plan was approved in January 2022 by the Construction and Transport Directorate of the Canton of Bern (BVD). However, due to complaints received, the road plan was not legally binding for the time being. With the withdrawal of the last complaints at the end of May / beginning of June 2026, the road plan will soon become legally binding. This means that the project has cleared all legal hurdles and can be implemented. There will probably be more than ten years between the completion of the project planning in 2019 and the planned implementation. A comprehensive review of the entire project is therefore planned before implementation planning, tendering and implementation. This is intended to ensure that the project is checked with regard to legal and normative requirements and assessed according to the current state of the art. Optimizations that can be implemented within the legally binding road plan must also be identified. The aim of the review is to provide a uniform overall assessment of the project. To point out