New construction sites ensure traffic restrictions in Berlin - current closures and construction work at an overview!

New construction sites ensure traffic restrictions in Berlin - current closures and construction work at an overview!

according to a report by www.berliner-kur.de are in the city Construction sites registered. The A111 is closed in both directions between Waidmannsluster Damm and Holzhauser Straße because a fire brigade exercise takes place in the Tegel town center. In Alt-Treptow, Bouchéstrasse is closed to vehicle traffic due to construction work. In Buch, the roundabout at Goethestrasse/Rathausstraße is closed to car traffic. Construction work on Rhinstraße in Friedrichsfelde ensures a narrowing of the road towards Landsberger Allee. In Kreuzberg, a new bicycle lane is being built on the Silesian street. Construction work begins on Ullsteinstrasse in Mariendorf, and the connection to the Tempelhofer Damm/Mariendorfer Damm is therefore closed to car traffic. In Marzahn there are bridge construction work on the avenue of the cosmonauts. A demonstration in Mitte can lead to traffic restrictions in the area of ​​Schumannstraße, Reinhardstraße, Friedrichstrasse, Weidendammerbrücke and Georgenstrasse. In Neu-Hohenschönhausen, Ribnitzer Straße is closed to car traffic in both directions between Zum Hechtgraben and Barther Straße because the road is renovated. Civil engineering work on the Sachsendamm in Schöneberg ensures a narrowing of the road. In addition, construction work on the U8 between Voltastraße and Bernauer Straße is underway, which leads to interruptions in subway traffic.

As a Berliner, you can get used to construction sites and closures in traffic. Especially in heavily used areas such as Kreuzberg, Friedrichsfelde and Reinickendorf, the current closures and narrowing of road traffic can lead to considerable delays. The interruption of subway traffic on the U8 between Osloer Straße and Alexanderplatz requires alternative transport options, which can lead to inconvenience for many commuters and residents of these areas. It is therefore advisable to plan alternative routes and plan more time for the daily trip to avoid delays.