Complete blocking of the Bornhausen passage from Monday!

Complete blocking of the Bornhausen passage from Monday!

Today, an important road construction project begins in the Goslar district that will bring some traffic impairments. From Monday, July 7th, the Bornhausen passage, located at Kreisstraße 53, will be renovated under full closure. The road section, which runs between Seesener Straße (B243) and the Bornhausen exit, is processed in two construction phases. The work that is to be completed by August 1st will probably cost around 177,000 euros, such as regionalheute.de

In the first phase, the area between Seesener Straße and the confluence of Langenberger Weg is blocked, while in the second section the route between Langenberger Weg and the outcome will be affected. Derirance routes are set up for road users, which lead to Seesen and back via the B248 and B243. Residents are informed by the construction company in good time about the accessibility of their properties and asked to follow the diversions.

Current construction sites in the Goslar district

This project is part of a larger initiative for the renovation of streets and bridges in the district and beyond. The Goslar division also planned other important construction measures in 2025. This includes, among other things, the road renovation of the B4 between the peat house and Bad Harzburg as well as the renewal of the route between Clausthal-Zellerfeld and the B4 junction, which begins on July 1st and lasts until September 2025. This is shown by the commitment of the

In addition, the planning is in the context of an extensive renovation program, which is promoted by the red-green state government in Lower Saxony. Economic and Transport Minister Grant Hendrik Tonne (SPD) emphasizes that the upcoming investments will also bring a wave of construction sites that can ensure traffic jams and longer waiting times. Around 4,800 bridges in Lower Saxony, which are largely designed for the traffic of the 1950s, urgently need a renovation to take into account the modernized requirements, such as ndr.de reported.

The talks about the budget, in which nine billion euros from the federal government have been available over the next twelve years, are a crucial step for the implementation of these projects. Such developments are important for citizens and road users, since they should not only make the transport infrastructure more safely but also more comfortable. Despite the challenges that these construction measures bring with it, the focus is clearly outlined on an improved infrastructure.