JBO visits construction site of Friesenbrücke – Europe’s largest lift-and-rotate bridge over the Ems

Platzhalterbild mit grauem Hintergrund, einer hellgrauen bergähnlichen Form und zwei Kreisen, die eine Sonne und einen Mond darstellen.

🚊 Witnessing the Future of European Rail Infrastructure 🚊

Our #TeamJBO in Leer visited the construction site of the new railway bridge crossing the River Ems near Weener.

Deutsche Bahn is erecting Europe’s largest lift-and-turn bridge, reconnecting Leer and Groningen by rail.

The bridge will facilitate the easy passage of newbuild cruise liners from MEYER WERFT in Papenburg to Eemshaven.

Thanks to the team of Alexander Heinemann for their hospitality.

More exciting information about the Friesenbrücke project can be found via this link.

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