Ferry service on the widely-used "Quertreiber" in Wesel is being terminated.
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The Lippe ferry "Quertreiber," a popular local favorite, has been yanked from its aquatic playground just two months into its summer stint. Here's the lowdown on this unexpected haul.
Launching into the Lippe in April, the "Quertreiber" is now being dragged back ashore next week – on Thursday, June 12, to be precise. The city administration spilled the beans in a recent press release. The root cause comes down to the expansion of the Amprion power line.
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With construction activities slated for several months, the "Quertreiber" ferry admirers will have to bear with this short-term absence. The city administration claims the reason lies in the extensive Amprion power line expansion project.
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Usually available from Easter weekend to fall, the little yellow ferry lets passengers flex their non-aquatic muscles to traverse the Lippe between the RWE street and "Heikes Berg." It seems the "Quertreiber" won't be back for ride-offs with those seasonal buddies this year, as it heads off to its cozy winter quarters.
Why's this happening?
In the ever-evolving landscape of energy infrastructure, transmission system operators like Amprion are driving power line expansions and modernization projects to boost the grid's capacity and efficiency. These projects can require temporary halts in adjacent services or infrastructure, like bringing boats to land – such as our beloved "Quertreiber" ferry.
Without explicit details, it's hard to draw a perfect line between the ferry's retirement and the Amprion expansion. However, such large-scale projects often cause short-term disruptions to transportation services. Stay tuned with local news sources or reach out to the involved authorities for the latest updates.
The unexpected halt in operations of the "Quertreiber" ferry is linked to the expansion of the Amprion power line, a notable project in the energy industry. This development may cause disruptions in the transportation sector, including the ferry service.
