Overview
- Römerhof and Borsigallee are designated priority sites with roughly 1,200 spaces to capture major commuter flows into the city.
- Further capacity of about 836 spaces is being tested at Taunusblick, Kalbach and Frankfurter Berg, pending planning and nature-conservation reviews.
- The concept is at a preparatory stage requiring building and financing proposals and city-council approval, with Wolfgang Siefert saying the timeline is not measured in decades.
- Short-term steps continue through a P+R partnership at the Hessen-Center and potential combinations with event parking such as at Gateway Gardens.
- Reactions diverge: ADAC and retail groups welcome the plan as a basis for easing access, while the VCD says 2,000 spaces would serve under 2% of commuters and urges smaller suburban sites instead.