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Affalterbach construction site: Traffic chaos will soon be over!
Construction site in Affalterbach ends on June 18, 2025, traffic routing optimized for buses and commuters, new diversions in force.
Affalterbach construction site: Traffic chaos will soon be over!
The residents and commuters in Affalterbach can breathe a sigh of relief: the construction site on Winnender Straße (L1127) will be completed earlier than planned. On Wednesday, June 18th, the partial closure will be lifted and the through town can be used again in both directions. This not only means relief for traffic, but also for the already heavily used bus traffic and trucks that previously had to take detours. The pressure on road traffic during the construction work could not be overlooked and caused traffic jams and dissatisfaction among those affected for many weeks Stuttgart News reported.
In recent weeks there have been frequent traffic disruptions caused by the renovation work on the drainage channels on Winnender Strasse. The municipalities and the district office reacted to the situation and revised the traffic routing. These new regulations for bus traffic and car travel are particularly aimed at ensuring that the connection between the Birkhau and Wolfsölden districts to school bus and regular services continues to be secured, explains Ludwigsburg district.
New traffic regulations for commuters
The new traffic routing includes several aspects: While State Road 1127 will be accessible again from Wednesday, Bittenfelder Road will be temporarily opened to traffic. However, the valley road remains completely closed due to supply line work.
- Linienbus und Pkw-Verkehr erfolgen in Richtung Winnenden über Lange Straße und Bittenfelder Weg zur Robert-Bosch-Straße.
- Lkw-Verkehr muss weiterhin großräumige Umleitungen fahren, da innerörtliche Umleitungen nicht möglich sind.
- Die Halteverbote in der Lange Straße und dem Bittenfelder Weg bleiben jedoch bestehen.
- Die Umleitung für Lkw führt ab Erdmannhausen und Marbach über Poppenweiler, Hochdorf und Bittenfeld.
The head of the traffic department, Axel Meier, emphasizes how important it is to maintain school and scheduled traffic as well as the safe handling of diversions. These challenges highlight how complex traffic planning and management is, especially in times of increased traffic volumes bpb clarified.
The construction work for the supply lines is expected to last until the end of July. Until then, road users must continue to exercise a high degree of flexibility and patience. With the new measures, those responsible are not only aiming to reduce traffic congestion, but also to ensure safety for all road users.