Full closure in Zernsdorf: Sail pilot dam by May 2025!

Full closure in Zernsdorf: Sail pilot dam by May 2025!

From today, February 24, 2025, considerable traffic restrictions can be expected on the glider pilot in Zernsdorf, a district of Königs Wusterhausen. The full closure of the glider pilot between Karl-Marx-Straße and the railway line is expected to continue until May 30, 2025. The district of Dahme-Spreewald is responsible for the renovation measures, which aims to adapt an important adaptation of the altitude for joint buses from the regional transport company RVS. In addition, closed drainage is installed in the intersection area, and the crossing aids for pedestrians and cyclists are renewed and barrier -free.

The construction work officially begin today and lead to a diversion for drivers via the new mill and Niederlehme to the A10 motorway. However, the glider pilot's embankment remains passable from the direction of A10 to the railway line. Despite the renovation work, the accessibility of the local companies remains ensured. The road on the railway becomes a one -way street during the construction period to ensure access to the Zernsdorf town center. Restrictions can also be expected on Karl-Marx-Straße, where a semi-page blocking in the intersection will occur. The traffic is regulated there using traffic lights.

planned full closures and traffic counts

A planned full closure of Karl-Marx-Straße is planned for the period between April 14 and 24, during the asphalting work. These measures are necessary because around 45,000 vehicles use Karl-Marx-Straße every week. In order to increase noise protection, the speed is limited to km/h on the passage through the town and two pedestrian crossings are introduced to ensure the safety of school children and seniors.

The first regional infrastructure conference of the Münster district government took place on November 7, 2024 in the context of the current challenges and planning in the area of ​​transport infrastructure. This conference aimed to promote an exchange about construction site management and transport infrastructure. President Andreas Bothe opened the event and emphasized the importance of a reliable transport infrastructure for business and society. Participants were circles, municipalities, modes of transport and representatives of relevant chambers and associations.

expertise and future prospects

Experts in transport infrastructure, including Thomas Harten from the Chamber of Crafts Münster and Daniel Janning from the IHK Nord Westfalen, shared their perspectives on the economic relevance of the transport infrastructure. Roman certainly from DB Infrago presented current rail infrastructure projects, while Ulrich Wieching from WSA, West German channels discussed the challenges for water transport projects. Thorsten Clewemann from Autobahn GmbH of the federal government explained measures to minimize restrictions by motorway construction sites.

As part of the conference, examples of successful project coordination were also presented, such as the replacement new building of bridge structures in Münster, which can be shortened by two years. Such efforts show how important effective planning and coordination for infrastructure projects is to keep the stress for residents and traffic users as low as possible.