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Construction site chaos at the weekend: This is how you avoid the traffic jams in the Ruhr area!
Construction sites and traffic delays at the weekend: Everything you need to know about diversions, closures and alternative routes in North Rhine-Westphalia.
Construction site chaos at the weekend: This is how you avoid the traffic jams in the Ruhr area!
Next weekend there could be a test of patience for drivers in Cologne and the surrounding area. Construction sites on the highways are causing detours and traffic jams that could well have gone away. The A43 and A44 are particularly affected, where extensive work is being carried out. But don't worry, the city is prepared and offers alternative transport routes.
On the WDR website It is reported that the A43 will be closed in both directions from Friday evening at 9 p.m. until July 7th at 5 a.m., between Recklinghausen and Bochum. The reason is the bridge demolition and new construction. The diversions are signposted within the city and long-distance transport connections are available via the A45.
Additional congestion in road traffic
If you would like to switch to the A44 as an alternative, you should know that a lane there will also be blocked from Friday evening to Monday morning due to repairs to damaged concrete slabs. Construction work is also expected on the A45 on Sunday from 5 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. This construction site affects the section between Siegen and Freudenberg. Current information about traffic can be found at ADAC Maps view in real time. This way you are always up to date and can plan the best route.
Not only motorways, but also rail traffic is affected: the railway line between Oberhausen and Emmerich will remain closed until August 25th due to modernization work. Travelers should definitely check online for possible schedule changes.
Events and special offers
On Saturday, June 28th, the Night of Industrial Culture will take place in the Ruhr area. Additional connections and shuttle buses run from 6 p.m. to 2 a.m. for this purpose. In order to make the event more attractive for all participants, a combination ticket is offered that allows free use of local public transport. A good opportunity to enjoy the night without stress!
The future of long-distance transport is already forecast for 2040. Loud BMV The average weekday mileage on federal highways is expected to increase by 11.7%. Truck traffic in particular will increase by 42.2% by 2040. These developments have a direct impact on traffic levels in metropolitan areas, where levels already exceed 80,000 vehicles per day.
With current traffic forecasts, it is important to keep an eye on the routes and find out about traffic flows and stumbling blocks in good time. The information can help to avoid traffic jams and make planning better. Whether by car or public transport – those who keep a cool head will reach their destination safely!