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Construction site in Ihrlerstein: traffic restrictions until April 2026!
In Kelheim there will be traffic restrictions from June 30, 2025 until April 2026 due to construction work on Kelheimer Straße.
Construction site in Ihrlerstein: traffic restrictions until April 2026!
In the coming months, Kelheimer Straße (St2233) between Kelheim and Ihrlerstein will pose a challenge for road users. Comprehensive maintenance work will begin on Friday, June 30, 2025 and will last until April 7, 2026. The measures not only affect Kelheimer Straße, but also adjacent streets and increase the likelihood of traffic jams [news.de](https://www.news.de/auto/858709546/verkehrsmelde-ihrlerstein-zur-verkehrsstoerung-wegen-baustelle-sperrung-einschraenkung -from-30-06-2025-to-07-04-2026-restrictions-in-traffic-danger-of-congestion-in-ihrlerstein-zip-code-93346-on-st2233-on-kelheimer-strasse/1/) reported.
The background to this measure is important renovation and expansion work that is necessary to keep the road infrastructure in good condition. Road users are asked to choose appropriate speeds and to observe the traffic control systems. In particular, a diversion via Ihrlerstein will be set up to redirect traffic and ensure accessibility to the surrounding area.
Tougher traffic conditions
The closures primarily affect the section between the junction of the KEH 25 district road and the entrance to Ihrlerstein, an area that has long been known for its high accident frequency, as the State Building Authority explains. The aim of these construction measures is to noticeably increase safety on this route.
Preparatory work that has already been carried out this year, such as clearing work and building demolitions, paves the way for the upcoming construction work. In addition, a pedestrian and cycle path will be built parallel to the state road to improve traffic safety for pedestrians and cyclists.
Costs and execution details
The costs for the first construction phase, which is being carried out by the construction company Guggenberger from Mintraching, amount to around 3.2 million euros. The State Building Authority asks for patience and understanding from residents and road users who will be affected by the temporary disruptions. The second construction phase is planned for next year and will be accompanied by further subsoil investigations.
The construction work is part of the long-term plan to improve traffic safety and quality of life on and along this important transport axis.