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Construction site chaos in Schwerin: These streets will be closed from Monday!
Construction sites and traffic restrictions characterize Schwerin: important roads will be closed from June 30th to the beginning of July.
Construction site chaos in Schwerin: These streets will be closed from Monday!
Drivers in Schwerin will have to prepare for some changes in traffic flow in the coming days. From Monday, June 30th, work will be carried out on different construction sites in different parts of the city. But don't worry, there are diversion routes in place for affected areas to minimize inconvenience. The Northern Courier informs citizens about what exactly is happening.
The first construction site concerns the street “Kleiner Moor”, where the road at number 11 will be repaired from June 30th. This asphalting work is expected to last until July 1st and the road will be completely closed for this. A diversion will be signposted so that traffic will be directed through other routes.
More construction sites in the city
Also affected is Heinrich-Seidel-Straße, where work on replacing the sidewalk will begin on Tuesday, July 1st. This work will last until September 12th. The Schwerin public utility company will lay electrical and fiber optic cables, while WAG will install a new drinking water pipe. The section from house number 4 to Wismarschen Straße will be completely closed - both the road and the sidewalk.
In addition, from Wednesday, July 2nd, the Green Street between house numbers 34 and 40 will be subjected to asphalting treatment. The construction work is scheduled to last until July 3rd and will also require a full closure with a designated diversion.
Temporary traffic restrictions
But the construction sites are not the only traffic disruptions in Schwerin. The annual Five Lakes Run will take place on Saturday, July 5th, and there will be temporary traffic restrictions from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. During this time there will be a one-way traffic regulation between Lennéstraße and Johannes-Stelling-Straße in the Schleifmühlenweg area. Paulshöher Weg, Kalkwerderring and Tannhöfer Allee will also only be accessible via Schloßgartenallee.
Although all of these measures are driving drivers' nerves to extremes, they are necessary to improve the city's infrastructure and ensure the safety of all road users. Road construction sites are a common sight in cities, where traffic areas are temporarily closed to allow work to be carried out. In order to avoid misunderstandings, the Traffic situation A lot of current information about the construction sites is provided.
If you have to get on the road in everyday life, you should find out about the new traffic conditions in good time so that you don't get stuck in traffic jams or have to take detours - after all, such diversions are often not only easy, but also require patience. So stay informed and plan your trips accordingly!