Important step for cyclists: new way between Viernheim and Muckensturm!

Important step for cyclists: new way between Viernheim and Muckensturm!

Heddesheim-Muckensturm, Deutschland - The Baden-Württemberg region launched some exciting projects in the summer of 2025. A Highlight is the construction of the bike path between Viernheim and Heddesheim-Muckensturm, which reaches its last construction phase on May 27. Under the direction of Hessen Mobil, this walking and bike path, which will be around two kilometers long and runs in parallel to the road, will create a secure connection for cyclists and pedestrians. The work in the area of the state road L 3111 and the Kreisstraße K 4134, so https://mobil.hessen.de/presse/l-311-neubau-eines-s-weges-bi- and-Heddesheim-Muckensturm-5), are expected to continue until mid-July and are costs of around 1.16 million euros, with 706,000 euros from the state Hessen and 454,000 euros come from the Baden-Württemberg district.

But that's not all the Rhein-Neckar district is planning this year. The budget provides for a volume of around 750 million euros for the anniversary year "50 Years Rhein-Neckar-Kreis", of which 320 million euros for the social sector. The climate protection offensive also picks up speed, with strategic goals for the climate neutrality of the building stock until 2035. In addition, on April 22, a ceremony will take place to celebrate the anniversary in the Palatin Wiesloch, while on July 8, the open house in the district office will offer a look behind the scenes. The AVR site at the Sinsheim landfill also opens its gates for interested parties on September 24th.

climate protection and mobility in focus

Along with these celebrations, the update of the mobility concept cycling is promoted, which is in line with the objective of climate neutrality by 2040. The [Rhein-Neckar-Kreis has also announced the participation in the “Regiowin 2030” competition in order to test innovative approaches for sustainable commuter mobility. The integration of your own climate protection strategies and the promotion of infrastructure projects are essential tools to further advance the region.

The work to eliminate traffic problems in the district are also on the right track. A positive project that should be emphasized is the new construction project of the "Backbone" for the circular fiber optic expansion, which will significantly improve the digital infrastructure. The renovation of the municipal connection between Brombach and Heddesbach has also started, which should contribute to improving overland traffic.

social commitment and education

An important part of the district projects is the commitment to education. The Hubert-Sternberg School in Wiesloch was recognized as a "smart school" and participates in a pilot project to qualify for specialists in Industry 4.0. These initiatives show the circle's clear commitment to the future viability and the training of young people. In addition, the “mobile biography” offers digital integration management for newcomers that can already record over 2,000 users.

Regional identity will be further strengthened in the coming months by events and projects. We can be excited to see what developments are still coming and how the Rhein-Neckar district moves step by step towards a more sustainable future.