New construction sites in Radeberg: traffic restrictions in the southern suburb!

New construction sites in Radeberg: traffic restrictions in the southern suburb!

Three new construction sites are starting in Radeberg this week, which will have a significant impact on traffic in the southern suburb. Loud Saxon Work is starting on the manhole covers of the sewers in the affected streets, which is expected to last until the end of July. The work carried out on behalf of the wastewater association particularly affects Heidestrasse, Pillnitzer Strasse and the commercial area on Pillnitzer Strasse.

The traffic restrictions are implemented in the form of partial closures, sometimes accompanied by traffic light regulations. The waterway will be completely closed at number 11 from Monday to Friday; This is done to connect a new rainwater pipe. However, access to the city pool remains unrestricted from Pulsnitzer Straße.

Additional work on the short route

There will also be a complete closure on the Short Route. Renewal work on water pipes takes place here, accompanied by the replacement of the brackets on combined sewers. This construction work extends over a section of around 50 meters, starting from Heidestrasse and is also expected to be completed by the end of July.

The upcoming traffic restrictions in Radeberg are part of a comprehensive renovation program for urban infrastructure, which, similar to other cities, will require repeated adjustments and interruptions over time. There are currently numerous construction sites underway in cities like Munich, which are also impacting traffic.

Traffic restrictions in Munich

The Bavarian capital also has various traffic restrictions due to extensive construction work. So reported Munich.de across several construction sites in different parts of the city. For example, construction work will take place at the end of August in Bogenhausen, where electricity work will affect Englschalkinger Straße. Pedestrian and bicycle traffic can pass through the construction site, while one lane is eliminated.

A district heating pipeline is being laid in Forstenried, which will result in a complete closure between Züricher Straße and Filchnerstraße. For Stadler in Laim, preparations for the tram west tangent are already underway, which also entails lane changes and restrictions.

This shows that the city of Radeberg, similar to other cities, is facing challenges in the transport infrastructure that require upcoming construction work. Residents and road users are asked to adapt to the new circumstances and plan alternative routes.