Berlin: Drivers have to expect annoying closures and traffic restrictions

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Berlin drivers have to adapt to further closures and traffic disruptions, as the VIZ traffic information center (VIZ) announced. This means that the drivers already plagued in Berlin have to raise even more patience. According to a report by Berliner Kurier, there are several construction sites and a demonstration that will lead to traffic problems. One of the road closures concerns Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain, where the road is being renovated. From Wednesday morning to Friday evening, the road will be closed to car traffic in both directions between the new Bahnhofstrasse and Lenbachstrasse. A demonstration is in the Friedrichstraße area (on the Russian House), Unter den Linden, Schinkelplatz and ...

Die Berliner Autofahrer müssen sich auf weitere Sperrungen und Verkehrsbehinderungen einstellen, wie die Verkehrsinformationszentrale (VIZ) bekannt gab. Dies bedeutet, dass die ohnehin schon geplagten Autofahrer in Berlin noch mehr Geduld aufbringen müssen. Gemäß einem Bericht von Berliner Kurier gibt es mehrere Baustellen und eine Demonstration, die zu Verkehrsproblemen führen werden. Eine der Straßensperrungen betrifft die Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain, wo die Fahrbahn saniert wird. Die Straße wird von Mittwochmorgen bis Freitagabend in beiden Richtungen zwischen der Neue Bahnhofstraße und der Lenbachstraße für den Kfz-Verkehr gesperrt sein. Eine Demonstration wird im Bereich Friedrichstraße (am Russischen Haus), Unter den Linden, Schinkelplatz und …
Berlin drivers have to adapt to further closures and traffic disruptions, as the VIZ traffic information center (VIZ) announced. This means that the drivers already plagued in Berlin have to raise even more patience. According to a report by Berliner Kurier, there are several construction sites and a demonstration that will lead to traffic problems. One of the road closures concerns Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain, where the road is being renovated. From Wednesday morning to Friday evening, the road will be closed to car traffic in both directions between the new Bahnhofstrasse and Lenbachstrasse. A demonstration is in the Friedrichstraße area (on the Russian House), Unter den Linden, Schinkelplatz and ...

Berlin: Drivers have to expect annoying closures and traffic restrictions

Berlin drivers have to adapt to further closures and traffic disruptions, as the VIZ traffic information center (VIZ) announced. This means that the drivers already plagued in Berlin have to raise even more patience. According to a report by Berliner Kurier, there are several construction sites and a demonstration that will lead to traffic problems.

One of the road closures concerns Boxhagener Straße in Friedrichshain, where the road is renovated. From Wednesday morning to Friday evening, the road will be closed to car traffic in both directions between the new Bahnhofstrasse and Lenbachstrasse.

A demonstration will take place in the area of ​​Friedrichstrasse (on the Russian house), under the Linden, Schinkelplatz and Werderscher Markt (Federal Foreign Office), which will lead to traffic restrictions. The demo will take place from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m.

Furthermore, construction work on Müllerstrasse in Wedding will begin on Wednesday morning. The lane into the city between Leopoldplatz and Höhe Leopoldplatz will be narrowed onto a lane. This construction site is expected to exist until the end of 2024.

The biggest effects on traffic are expected in Marzahn-Hellersdorf, where two larger construction measures are imminent. Dahlwitzer Straße will be completely closed from Monday, October 30th to Friday, November 3, due to urgently needed renovation measures on the road surface. A detour is set up via Mahlsdorfer Straße, Hönower Straße and the B1/B5, but the bus 941 will be able to drive through the construction site.

Immediately afterwards, on Monday, November 6th, a shaft renovation of the Berlin water operations in the area of ​​Alt-Biesdorf will take place, which requires a full closure of the Märkische Allee downhill ramp on the B1/B5. This blocking should take about ten days. Through traffic on the B1/B5 will be guaranteed, but a spacious bypass is strongly recommended.

These closures and traffic disruptions will undoubtedly be a challenge for the Berlin drivers, as they already have to deal with numerous construction sites and traffic jams. It remains to be hoped that the Transport Information Center (VIZ) provides appropriate diversions and information in order to make the flow of traffic as smoothly as possible.