Full closure of the A7 descent Bahrenfeld: Does traffic come to a standstill?

Full closure of the A7 descent Bahrenfeld: Does traffic come to a standstill?

The Hamburg-Bahrenfeld departure on the A7 will be fully blocked for two years from February 28, 2025. This happens in the context of renovation work and the expansion of the A7 to a total of eight traces, such as t-online.de reported. The measures are part of a comprehensive project of Autobahn GmbH in cooperation with Deges, in which a tunnel wall is built. As a result, traffic can no longer be directed directly to the A7 at the Hamburg-Bahrenfeld junction; Instead, the descent is fully integrated into the tunnel.

The planned full closure of departure number 28 should last until early 2027. Depirtions are set up to reach the surrounding quarters. The detour towards Altona West/Wedel leads via the Farnhornweg, Elbgaustraße and the Rugenbarg to the B431. The Bornkampsweg is planned for the detour towards Altona Ost. In addition, ndr.de stated that the exit Hamburg-Bahrenfeld in Hamburg heard.

Details for bypass

From Monday after the blocking, direct access to the A7 towards Hanover will no longer be possible. A bypass that looks like a slalom course from the air has been set up. Road users in Bahrenfeld use a new one -way street that runs parallel to the A7. This bypass includes a makeshift bridge and several curves to get to the Othmarschen ascent. Karina Fischer from Autobahn GmbH Nord describes the provisional as efficient, but it is hoped that road users accept the detour and use no graceful paths. The new one -way street is tight and has a speed limit of 40 km/h, which increases the possibility of traffic jams at the traffic lights.

For residents of Jürgen-Töpfer-Straße, a considerable detour is required to get to your underground car park. Secured wide paths are available for pedestrians and cyclists. These bypass measures are necessary due to the construction of the noise protection tunnel on the A7 in Altona. In addition, a further blocking between the Hamburg -Stellingen and Homefeld junctions is planned from December 6th to 8th to build new sign bridges.