Traffic chaos in Seevetal: K69 closed for construction site until August!

Traffic chaos in Seevetal: K69 closed for construction site until August!

on the streets in Seevetal, Lower Saxony, drivers currently have to expect significant traffic disruptions. The reason? A construction site on the K69 between Woxdorf and Metzendorf, which causes disorders in both directions until August 13, 2025, 3:00 p.m. [news.de] (https://www.news.de/amp/auto/858749503/verkehrspland-sevetal-kreis-harburg-auf-k69-metzendorfer-beckedorfer-strasse-zur-ver Care-to-road construction site with blocking-to-13-08-2025 beswirts-in-traffic venue-in-Niedersachsen-Metzendorf-Wittenberg-Plz-21218/1/) reports that a local diversion has been set up for this route, but stalling traffic and traffic jams can still be expected.

The affected construction site extends specifically from Metzendorfer Straße to Beckedorfer Straße in Metzendorf, ZIP 21218. The signs are clear - here is a lot of something, not only the commuters, but also the residents will be felt. The work was announced on July 4, 2025, and similar construction sites can also be found on the traffic side.

Current construction sites at a glance

traffic situation.de , various other road sections are affected by construction measures:

• K108 : level crossing blocked between settlement on the Raden and Plumhof until August 14, 2025 (track construction work).
• K107 : also a blocked level crossing between Plumhof and the junction to Berkhof, until August 14, 2025.
• l289 : directional lane between Westerbeck and the B188 locked until July 18, 2025.
• k201 : level crossing blocked between Harsum and Asel until August 2, 2025.
• K53 : Cross -country through Rothemühle until July 31, 2025.
• Niedersachsen/Lihriede : locked by September 26, 2025.

Important information for commuters

commuters who are regularly on the streets in Lower Saxony should find out well. The street information bank Lower Saxony, accessible via Strassenbau.niedersachsen.de, offers detailed factual data on traffic and construction site situation. In particular, specialists and employees of the state administration can fall back on this information system, even if the data may not always be directly revealing for normal drivers.

One thing remains clear: If you regularly commute between the affected locations, you should keep your eyes open and possibly take alternative routes into account. Because it looks like, the roads affected by construction sites will not become carefree speeds in the coming weeks and months. A good hand in advance is certainly not hurt!