Grevenbroich station
| Grevenbroich train station | |
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 Entrance to the station forecourt (April 2007)
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| Data | |
| Location in the network | Crossing station |
| Platform tracks | 4th |
| abbreviation | KGRB |
| IBNR | 8000133 |
| Price range | 4th |
| opening | September 1, 1869 |
| Profile on Bahnhof.de | Grevenbroich |
| location | |
| City / municipality | Grevenbroich |
| country | North Rhine-Westphalia |
| Country | Germany |
| Coordinates | 51 ° 5 '35 " N , 6 ° 34' 50" E |
| Railway lines | |
| Railway stations in North Rhine-Westphalia | |
The Grevenbroich station is a crossing station , which is located at the intersection of the Rheydt – Cologne-Ehrenfeld railway and the Düren – Neuss railway .
Together with the bus lines of the Busverkehr Rheinland (BVR) that stop at the five individual stops in the forecourt of the station , the Grevenbroich station forms the hub in the Grevenbroich city area.
history
The first station building at Grevenbroich station was demolished after the Second World War, probably after the effects of the war. As a replacement, a new station building was built after the Second World War, which has been preserved to this day.
The area of the former freight station, which was located to the west of the platforms, has been massively dismantled in recent years, so that none of it is left today. Only a large fallow area gives an idea of the former extent.
With the commissioning of the ESTW Grevenbroich for the Rheydt-Ehrenfeld line in 2007, the Gnf and Gs signal boxes became superfluous, but are still there.
In the period from July to September 2012, the station was partially renovated. A new floor covering with a tactile guidance system for the visually impaired and the blind was implemented and the refurbishment of the entrance area implemented. The middle door of the entrance area was replaced by an automatic opening mechanism that enables wheelchair users and the disabled to reach the station without barriers. Deutsche Bahn invested around € 300,000 in this project.
service
Local rail transport
The station is served by the following three lines for local rail passenger transport (as of December 2017):
Platform occupancy
As a rule, the regional transport lines stop on the platform tracks as follows:
| track | line | use |
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| 1 | RE 8 RB 27 | to Mönchengladbach |
| 2 | RB 39 | to Düsseldorf and Bedburg |
| 3 | RB 39 | to Düsseldorf and Bedburg |
| 4th | RE 8 RB 27 | to Cologne and Koblenz |
Transportation
The five stops at Grevenbroich train station are served by ten bus routes.
| line | Line course | Clock Mon - Fri / Sat / Sun |
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| 869 | Neuss City Hall / Museum - Holzheim - Grevenbroich Kapellen - Wevelinghoven - Grevenbroich Bf | 60/120 / - |
| 871 | Grevenbroich Bf - Rommerskirchen Vanikum - Rome. Post office / train station - Dormagen Delhoven - Dormagen train station - market square | 60/120 / - |
| 877 | Neuss Landestheater - NE-Süd Bf - Holzheim - Grevenbroich Kapellen - Wevelinghoven (- Grevenbroich Bf ) | single trips |
| 878 | Neuss Stüttgen - Norf  - Grevenbroich Neukirchen - Wevelinghoven (- Grevenbroich Bf ) (minibus)
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single trips |
| 879 | Rommerskirchen Villau - Evinghoven / Rommerskirchen Post Office / Bf - Allrath - Grevenbroich Bf | single trips |
| 891 | Neurath - Grevenbroich Bf - Hemmerden - Kapellen-Wevelinghoven Bf | 30/60/120 |
| 892 | Gindorf - Grevenbroich train station - Allrath - Evinghoven - Rommerskirchen train station - Neurath | 60/60/120 |
| 893 | Kapellen-Wevelinghoven Bf - Wevelinghoven - Grevenbroich Bf | 60/60/120 |
| NE11 | Chapels - Hemmerden - Grevenbroich Bf - Neuenhausen - Neurath - Barrenstein | - / 60 / - |
| NE12 | Chapels - Wevelinghoven - Grevenbroich Bf - Gustorf | - / 60 / - |
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| Rommerskirchen |
 RE 8 / RB 27 railway line Rheydt – Cologne-Ehrenfeld |
Juchen | ||
| Gustorf |
RB 39 railway line Düren – Neuss |
Chapels - Wevelinghoven | ||