Brixlegg station
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 Brixlegg station with the new island platform on the morning of July 15, 2013.
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| Operating point type | bus stop |
| Platform tracks | 2 |
| abbreviation | Bri |
| IBNR | 8100101 |
| opening | November 24, 1858 |
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| City / municipality | Brixlegg |
| state | Tyrol |
| Country | Austria |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 26 '5 " N , 11 ° 52' 48" E |
| Height ( SO ) | 524 m above sea level A. |
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The Brixlegg station is a local transport station in Brixlegg on the Lower Inn Valley Railway (ÖBB course book route 300) from Kufstein via Wörgl to Innsbruck . It is served by around 70 trains daily.
history
In 1858 the railway line from Kufstein to Innsbruck was opened. On November 24, 1858, the first train, which was ceremoniously received at the railway stations on the line, drove from Innsbruck to Kufstein. For a long time, Brixlegg station was an important stop, also for long-distance traffic. Because the bridge was of great strategic importance during the Second World War , the train station and the nearby Inn Bridge in Brixlegg were targets of the Allied bombing raids towards the end of the war. Other significant events were the accident of 1964, when a freight train in the direction of Innsbruck derailed and completely damaged the western turnout head, and the accident in 1982, in which a freight train with two cars in the direction of Jesenice / Graz derailed and also caused property damage.
traffic
Brixlegg station is an important station in the Tyrol S-Bahn network . The S1 line serves him every hour in the direction of Kufstein and Innsbruck. Most of the Regional Express trains (REX) also stop at the station. Until the 2009/2010 timetable change, the OEC 164 “Kaiserin Elisabeth” from Salzburg to Zurich also stopped here . However, this has been discontinued and now no long-distance trains stop here. In the 2012/2013 timetable year, two OIC trains (to and from Graz), which replaced REX connections, stopped again. But these were also discontinued in the following timetable year due to insufficient utilization.
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(Landeck-Zams - Schönwies - Imsterberg - Imst-Pitztal - Roppen - Ötztal - Haiming - Silz - Mötz - Stams - Rietz in Tirol -) Telfs-Pfaffenhofen - Oberhofen im Inntal - Flaurling - Hatting - Inzing / Inn - Zirl - Kematen in Tyrol - Völs - Innsbruck Westbahnhof - Innsbruck Hbf. - Rum - Hall-Thaur - Hall in Tirol - Volders-Baumkirchen - Fritzens-Wattens - Terfens-Weer - Pill-Vomperbach - Schwaz - Stans - Jenbach - Münster-Wiesing - Brixlegg - Rattenberg -Kramsach - Kundl - Wörgl main station - Kirchbichl - Langkampfen - Schaftenau - Kufstein | '60 | In the morning, extended trains to Landeck or Ötztal |
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(Brenner - Gries am Brenner - St.Jodok - Steinach am Brenner - Matrei -) Innsbruck Hbf. - Rum - Hall in Tirol - Schwaz - Jenbach - Brixlegg (- Kundl -) - Wörgl Hbf. (- (...) - Kufstein / Hochfilzen) | ~ '60 | at peak hours every 30 minutes |
Furnishing
The Brixlegg station was under renovation, for which a total of 16 million euros was estimated.
He has had an island platform since October 2012. Therefore, both platform tracks are on the same platform.
In the course of the renovation work, a Park & Ride parking lot, a new lift and a new forecourt bus station were created. The converted station was opened on August 12, 2015. Since then, the station has no longer had a reception building; it is limited to a glass bus shelter and a covered forecourt for bus platform A. A new toilet facility has also been built.
To the east of the train station, in the direction of Wörgl, there is the “Rattenberger Loch”, the only “real” tunnel on the Lower Inn Valley Railway.
Bus transport
The Brixlegg train station has a large bus stop where buses run to Schwaz, Wörgl, Kufstein, Alpbach, Breitenbach am Inn, Jenbach and Brandenberg. Local traffic also runs from Monday to Saturday, going from Brixlegg via Kramsach, Rattenberg and Radfeld back to Brixlegg.
Since the timetable change on December 13, 2015, the newly converted forecourt bus station with platforms A and B has been available and is now in full operation.
The following lines have served the Brixlegg Bahnhof station (forecourt) since December 13, 2015:
- 4070: Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz - Radfeld Middle School Rattenberg - Kramsach Municipal Office - Brandenberg Municipal Office - Brandenberg in Tirol Aschau (in both directions)
- 4074: (Radfeld Hausstatt / Jenbach train station) - Brixlegg train station - Reith im Alpbachtal - Alpbach - Alpbach Inneralpbach
- 4111: Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz - Münster Municipal Office - Wiesing Dorf - Jenbach Church - Stans swimming pool - Schwaz EKZ Interspar (in both directions)
- 4113: Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz - Kramsach Municipal Office - Kramsach Farm Museum - Breitenbach / Inn Church (in both directions)
- 4115: Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz - Radfeld Municipal Office - Kramsach Municipal Office - Hagau Ort - Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz (local traffic; operates clockwise and counterclockwise courses - drives to Brixlegg station (forecourt) twice)
- 4119: Brixlegg train station - Strass im Zillertal - Maurach near Jenbach - Buch in Tirol - Schwaz Steinbrücke
- 4121: (Schwaz) - Brixlegg Herrnhausplatz - Radfeld Municipal Office - Kundl Community Hall - Wörgl School Center - (Wörgl Hbf)
- 4121: Brixlegg - Kufstein (without further stays)
- 4121: Wörgl - Kundl - Radfeld - Kramsach - Brixlegg - St. Gertraudi - Strass im Zillertal
- 4124: Wörgl - Kundl - Radfeld - Kramsach - Brixlegg - Hagau - Münster / Inn - Wiesing / Inn - Jenbach - St. Margarethen / Buch in Tirol
(only individual courses at the end of the day, mainly for school traffic)
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ http://www.oebb.at/de/Reiseplanung/Fahrplanauskunft/Fahrplanbilder/Detail_201/kif201_13.pdf
- ↑ http://www.oebb.at/de/Reiseplanung/Fahrplanauskunft/Fahrplanbilder/Detail_300/kif300_1325606.pdf
- ↑ Archive link ( Memento of the original from September 25, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ http : //regionaut.mein district.at/brixlegg/wirtschaft/bahnhof-brixlegg-umbauarbeiten-zum-16-millionen-euro-projekt-starten-d108935.html
- ↑ ÖBB is investing 16 million euros in Brixlegg station , tt.com from October 4, 2011
