New construction sites in Chemnitz and Zwickau: Watch out road users!

New construction sites in Chemnitz and Zwickau: Watch out road users!

Zwickau, Deutschland - After a quiet weekend, numerous construction sites in Southwest Saxony will be pending next Monday. Road users in Chemnitz, Zwickau and the Ore Mountains have to adapt to inconvenience caused by construction sites and corresponding detours. For so many work, the question arises: What does the situation look like?

In Chemnitz, the construction site situation will prove to be particularly challenging. Several locations are affected here, and the city asks the drivers to bring patience with them. In order to keep a better overview, complete overviews of all current construction sites in Chemnitz are available, which are to make it easier to plan the trips, reports Blick

Constable work in Zwickau

Zwickau is also not a resting pole - here the patience of road users is also put to the test. Together with numerous other construction sites, the city receives extensive detour routes to maintain the flow of traffic. Here, too, it is advisable to take a look at the overview of the construction sites, the In the Ore Mountains, particularly rural regions face challenges, since road closures are due here too. The construction sites affect fewer drive roads, which, however, can attract a lot of traffic. Overviews are also available in this region to make planning easier for drivers.

From Tuesday, October 16, there are also restrictions on the A72 between the Zwickau-Ost and Chemnitz-Süd junction. In both directions, the stand and load track as well as the overtaking lane are blocked in sections to carry out necessary renewal work, such as TAG24 reported. The traffic is guided through the remaining traces.

In addition, restrictions on the A14 will also be expected from August 31, where the Döbeln-Nord junction is blocked due to connection work. Here a detour leads via the junctions Döbeln-Ost and Leisnig.

Overall, Autobahn GmbH of the federal government is planning an investment of 157 million euros in ten significant construction projects on Saxony's long -distance roads for 2023. Among other things, this includes conservation measures and the further construction of the A72 south of Leipzig. With around 50,000 vehicles, a third of which are commercial vehicles, Saxony's highways are heavily charged, especially the A4 near Dresden, which has to do with up to 120,000 vehicles per day, such as is.