Construction site madness in Chemnitz: New closures from Monday!

Construction site madness in Chemnitz: New closures from Monday!

There's a lot happening on the streets in Chemnitz! From Monday, June 16th, several new construction projects will start that will keep not only drivers but also residents on their toes. Loud View Glösaer Strasse, Konradstrasse and Leipziger Strasse, among others, are the focus of construction site activities.

Particular attention is paid to Glösaer Straße, which will be completely closed between Frankenberger Straße and Lichtenwalder Straße. This measure is scheduled to last until September 7th, and the diversion will take place via Huttenstrasse and Lichtenwalder Strasse. Will anyone still get through there? Time will tell. Konradstrasse is also affected, where there will be a partial closure, especially between house number 26 and Paul-Jäkel-Strasse. One-way traffic is the order of the day here. The work on laying and replacing electrical cables is expected to be completed by June 27th.

Traffic chaos is inevitable

But that's not all: it's also getting tight on Leipziger Straße! There is a lane reduction between Heidelberger Straße and a gas station. This work runs from Monday to Friday and is used to rehabilitate a road inlet. At this point we can only hope that traffic management doesn't become just a game of patience!

Like the reporting from DAY24 As you can see, an increasing number of construction sites in Chemnitz are causing traffic chaos and not only causing long traffic jams at intersections, but also causing dissatisfaction among residents. Traffic builds up, especially in the evening hours, which makes getting through a real challenge for many. And it's not just the roads that are affected; Pedestrian and cycle paths are also always at risk.

Current information always at hand

Anyone who still needs to travel in Chemnitz by car or bike can rely on the current information from TAG24 so that they are always informed about construction sites, diversions and road closures. This will also be necessary because the changing diversions do not make traffic any easier. It remains to be hoped that these measures will soon help to improve road conditions and, above all, that the patience of residents will be rewarded.

We will continue to monitor developments around the construction sites and report regularly. Stay calm and drive carefully through the construction sites in Chemnitz!