For the Gries stop
70-ton girder lifted over the Salzach
A crossing bridge is being built in Gries im Pinzgau to allow two railroad crossings to be abandoned. Two 70-ton bridge elements have now been lifted into place for this purpose.
A modern, barrier-free station, more safety in road traffic: this is what ÖBB promises with the Gries im Pinzgau project. The construction work is on schedule. The lifting of two steel supporting structures is partly responsible for this. Two 450-ton cranes were used to anchor these massive elements, each 52 meters long.
With the crossing bridge, two railroad crossings are to be abandoned and replaced by two new road bridges. One of them crosses the Salzach, the other crosses the provincial road and railroad line. The Gries im Pinzgau stop will be completely modernized by December 2026.
There is currently a railroad crossing with a barrier system in the area of the stop. In order to modernize the stop, a replacement for the railroad crossing must first be built. Together with the province of Salzburg and the municipality of Bruck an der Großglocknerstraße, ÖBB is investing a total of EUR 34.4 million.
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