Round the Clock

Tram services remain suspended between the Red Bridge and the Philharmonie until Friday, 9 August, as extensive works are underway to extend the tram line across Kirchberg. The project aims to connect key institutions, including the European Court of Justice, the European Investment Bank, and the European School, to Luxembourg's tram network. However, the complete extension is not expected to be finished before autumn next year.[1]

For the past five days, teams have been working round the clock at the busy junction of Avenue John F. Kennedy and Boulevard Konrad Adenauer. Jean-Charles Wiart from Luxtram confirmed that everything is running according to schedule. He explained that this morning the temporary track junctions to connect the existing line with the future extension along Boulevard Adenauer, in Kirchberg, are being installed.[1]

The tram stops at the Red Bridge. The tram starts again at the Philharmonie. Between them, there is nothing. The workers are there. The workers are there at 3am. The workers are there at noon. The workers are there on Sunday. Five days of round-the-clock work. Avenue John F. Kennedy and Boulevard Konrad Adenauer. The temporary track junctions are being installed. The existing line meets the future extension. The future extension goes to the European Court of Justice. The European Investment Bank. The European School. The extension is not finished before autumn next year. The suspension is until 9 August. The institutions are waiting. The tram is coming. The tram is not here yet. The workers are here. The workers are always here. Round the clock.[1]