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Traffic chaos in Bavaria: A 95 and B 318 facing major construction standstill!
Important roads in Bavaria, including the A 95, are closed until July 2nd due to construction work. Detours are signposted.
Traffic chaos in Bavaria: A 95 and B 318 facing major construction standstill!
In the first week of July, drivers in Bavaria face new challenges. From Monday, June 30th to Wednesday, July 2nd, an important section of the A 95 between Murnau and Eschenlohe will be completely closed due to renovation work on the road surface. This measure begins on Monday at 7 a.m. and, if everything goes according to plan, should end on Wednesday afternoon around 4 p.m. Drivers must be prepared for a diversion via the B2, which is clearly signposted locally.{““} reports the Mercury.
But it's not just on the A 95 that things get uncomfortable. The B 318 will also be renovated in the same period of time. Between Warngau and the Murnau junction, around 750 meters of the road will have a half-way closure and traffic light regulations. It gets particularly crowded here at night, between July 7th and 11th. On these nights, the B 318 will be completely closed from 7 p.m. to 6 a.m. Traffic will be rerouted during this time to ensure work progresses efficiently. These renovations are scheduled to be completed by July 18, weather permitting. This is reported by the Augsburger Allgemeine.
A necessary evil
These construction measures are part of the maintenance and improvement strategy for the Bavarian road network. In Bavaria it is important to keep the roads in good condition in order to meet the high traffic demand. The federal Autobahn GmbH, which has been responsible for the highway construction sites since January 1, 2021, uses modern work site management to keep the disruption to road users as low as possible. All current information about what is happening on Bavaria's roads is available BayernInfo available.
For the many commuters and travelers who regularly use these routes, it doesn't hurt to allow a little extra time. If you want to avoid the expected traffic jams and detours, you may want to consider alternative routes or travel at times when roadworks are not active. A little flexibility can be worth its weight in gold here.
The measures are clearly noticeable and show how important maintenance work is to ensure long-term traffic safety and driving quality on Bavarian roads. If the work were to be completed prematurely, the closure could even be lifted sooner - which is certainly what many of those affected are hoping for.