require the raising of the level of the platforms to the standard height of S-Bahn platforms (76 cm). It is also planned to renovate the station, at a cost of €7.5 million, including an extension of the platforms, so that even long-distance trains can stop at them. The station will also have lifts and escalators, making it accessible for the disabled. Platforms Tracks 1 and 2 serve long-distance and regional services (Frankfurt am Main and Heidelberg/Mannheim) Track 3 serves regional services towards Mannheim (hourly service) Platform 4 is used for regional services on the Nibelungen line towards Worms (hourly) Track 5 was used as the passing track for the freight yard (now overgrown and abandoned) Train services Long-distance services Regional services Bus Station The bus station is in front of the station building with seven bays and connections to the suburbs of Bensheim by Citybus, and to Lautertal, Bürstadt, Heppenheim, Jugenheim and Lorsch. Notes References External links Railway stations in Hesse Buildings and structures in Bergstraße (district) Neoclassical architecture in Germany Railway stations in Germany opened in 1846