Germany’s Stuttgart 21 high-speed rail project faces yet another significant delay after it was found that around 1,000 kilometers of cabling were laid incorrectly and now must be replaced, incurring further costs to the already way behind schedule project.
According to German outlets, the new setback has pushed project until the end of 2031 — at the earliest.
Stuttgart 21 is an high-speed rail and urban redevelopment project for the eponymous German city of Stuttgart. The ambitious and highly controversial project aims to completely overhaul the city’s rail network with new, modern railway stations, high-speed lines, and underground routes…
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