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Complete closure on the Gewerbering in Edling: This is how you can get through now!
Complete closure of Gewerbering 2 in Edling until October 31st due to cable laying. Disabilities for road users are to be expected.
Complete closure on the Gewerbering in Edling: This is how you can get through now!
In Edling there will be a comprehensive full closure on Gewerbering 2 from today until Friday, October 31st. The reason for this is necessary excavation to lay cables that are intended to connect a new transformer station for the penny market. The work is being carried out by Albert Saier GmbH from Munich, with Bayernwerke acting as the client. These measures are part of ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure in the region, even if they cause temporary inconveniences for motorists.
During the closure there will be disruptions for all types of vehicles. Access from Staudhamer Straße is not possible, but the entrance via Staudhamer Feld to the construction site remains unrestricted. If you have urgent questions, residents and road users can contact the construction manager Tobias Baumgartner directly on 0172/3082761. Those involved ask for your understanding and are doing everything they can to complete the construction site quickly.
Traffic disruptions and measures
Construction sites like this are usually unavoidable to improve road infrastructure. However, they can significantly impact traffic flow and pose potential dangers to drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. The digital roadworks tool offered by local authorities could be of valuable help here. It enables construction sites to be quickly entered on an interactive map and thus ensures clarity and transparency in traffic events.
With this tool, citizens can view current construction work, get information about closures and diversions and even upload photos. The system updates automatically, ensuring that expired construction sites are hidden. The aim is to promote road safety and make it easier for residents and road users to navigate through construction sites. It also provides a personal point of contact for further questions, improving communication between those carrying out the work and the public.
The authorities would like to thank residents and road users in advance for their understanding during this necessary work. It is important to modernize the traditional, and in the hope that the impairments will soon be a thing of the past, one can only say: “Something is happening!”
For more information about this full closure in Edling, you can read the articles on the websites of Radio Charivari and Wasserburg voice read up.