Construction work on the Böhmische Strasse: restrictions for drivers!

Construction work on the Böhmische Strasse: restrictions for drivers!

Sebnitz, Deutschland - The small but fine work on the Böhmische Strasse in Sebnitz are just around the corner. On 4. August 2025, construction work on the important access to the border crossing to the Czech Republic. The State Office for Road Construction and Traffic becomes active in order to repair the support wall along the S154A state road. This has become particularly necessary because the section in need of renovation is around 40 meters long and is located at Böhmische Strasse 50 to 54. The work is on a construction time until 15. August created and the drivers and residents should face some challenges. For this, half -sided accesses are announced during the construction work, and the city administration is already asking for understanding for the restrictions.

The construction costs amount to about 40,000 euros , which is a well -invested sum in view of the need for these repairs. The measure aims to increase traffic safety and improve the quality of life in the region. Even if the construction work can be perceived as annoying, such measures are ultimately indispensable.

repair of the bollards at the border crossing

Not only the road itself needs attention. The bollards who are used at the border crossing in Hinterhermsdorf have also experienced blows of fate recently. The majority of these bollards, which serve to regulate car traffic and control the use of the forest path, were very destroyed. This situation led to a quick need for action by the city administration of Sebnitz, which took care of an immediate repair. The first repaired bollards were already on 13. September 2024 successfully installed. The repair cost the city more than 1,000 euros .

friendship and cooperation across the border

Developments on the border are not only of local interest, but also reflect the long-standing German-Czech friendship. This is based on trust and partnership. Important documents such as the "Treaty of Good Neighborhood" from 1992 and the "German-Czech explanation" of 1997 play a central role. Together, Germany and the Czech Republic overcome the challenges that were created not least by the corona pandemic for the border region.

Lately, both Federal Minister Annalena Baerbock and the Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský have visited the region in order to exchange ideas about the cooperation between the fire brigade and the police and the experience of border commuters. This shows that not only infrastructural but also human connections are of great importance. The next "German-Czech regional forum" is already being planned to make the exchange understandable and sustainable.

With the upcoming construction projects, the repair of the bollards and the cross -border initiatives, Sebnitz is very popular when it comes to civic cooperation and the promotion of living neighborhoods. A look into the future remains optimistic and we can be excited to see how the infrastructure and interpersonal relationships develop.

Further information on the construction work and the stories along the border are on the websites of Sächsische.de, Rathaus Sebnitz and Foreign Office