Kuhmoosbachbrücke: Finally free trip from December 6th in sight!

Kuhmoosbachbrücke: Finally free trip from December 6th in sight!

Villingen-Schwenningen, Deutschland - The drivers in the Black Forest Baar district can breathe a sigh of relief! The renovation work on the Kuhmoosbach Bridge on the L181 between Pfaffenweiler and Villingen is progressing. As the Freiburg regional council reports, the street is expected to be released for traffic again on December 6th. This positive message comes after weeks of delays caused by heavy rain and construction defects, such as The Südkurier reported.

The construction work that has been in progress since April 2 had to be interrupted again and again due to problems with the establishment of the bridge and the violent rains. These circumstances meant that the original schedules could not be observed. But now light seems to be at the end of the tunnel, because the last concrete work has been completed on November 8th, and those responsible are optimistic.

progress and challenges

project manager Wolfgang Thedy said that large machines were used on November 12 to mix the excavation excavation with lime and increase the load -bearing capacity. The floor is now installed and compressed in layers. As soon as the concrete of the new reinforced concrete bridge has hardened, the floor is poured to about 1.50 meters, followed by the asphalt installation. If everything goes according to plan, drivers can use the L181 again from December 6th, after they have often had to accept long detours in the past few months.

diversions and traffic measures

During the full closure, traffic was diverted via Tannheim, Brigachtal and Marbach. These diversions were necessary to ensure the safety of the construction site and the road user. During this time, the residents and commuters had to adjust to considerable restrictions, but the soon reopening of the street promises a relief for many.

The renovation of the Kuhmoosbach Bridge is not only an important step for the transport infrastructure, but also a sign of the determination of the authorities, despite adverse circumstances, to make progress. As The regional presidium will now be given the release of the route in November the anticipation of returning to normality further increases.

The coming weeks will be crucial to ensure that the work is completed according to the plan. The residents and commuters can look forward to a return to the usual route soon, which they have been denied so often in the past few months. The hope of an early free ride on the L181 is tangible!