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Traffic chaos in Tutzing: construction sites caused traffic jams until August 2025!
Traffic restrictions in Tutzing: Construction site on Ringseisweg until August 29th, 2025 - information about diversions and the risk of traffic jams.
Traffic chaos in Tutzing: construction sites caused traffic jams until August 2025!
In Tutzing, some drivers might have to be patient. The road narrowing on Ringseisweg, which has been in operation since April 22, 2025, will cause some traffic problems until August 29, 2025. The reason is extensive construction work, which increases the volume of traffic and can temporarily lead to traffic jams. Currently only one lane is alternately free in both directions, which makes temporary regulation through temporary traffic lights necessary. Depending on the time of day, this can lead to delays that travelers have to take into account on the way from Starnberg towards Benediktbeuern as well as on the main road in the opposite direction. How news.de reported, this particularly affects the junctions of Oskar-Schuler-Straße and Barbaraweg with the main street, which will be closed from August 18, 2025.
What is behind these measures? An important part of the work is the comprehensive renovation of the Tutzing through-road (St 2063). From October 24, 2024, the full closure between Greinwaldstrasse and Marienstrasse will apply, which will further influence the traffic situation. The asphalting of the current construction phase is scheduled to take place on October 23, 2024 StBawm communicates. Despite some delays since construction began in June 2024, those responsible at the Bavarian State Building Administration are optimistic about the progress of construction. In addition, access for residents will generally continue to be possible from the main road.
Current information and recommendations
The BayernInfo system offers another valuable source of information for all road users. Here you can find out about current traffic information from all over Bavaria, including traffic jams and construction sites. It is noted that the police also provide information about dangerous situations and continuously provide data on the traffic situation. In addition, live images of important Bavarian motorways can be accessed on around 260 webcams, which helps drivers to plan their routes better, as in StMB Bavaria is mentioned.
Those responsible recommend that everyone avoid the affected road sections if circumstances allow. If you still rely on the main road and the Ringseisweg, you should be prepared for longer travel times and regularly check the latest information from the BayernInfo system. There is also a central contact address (ortsdurchfahrt@tutzing.de) for questions from citizens, which can be used at any time.