Construction site on Soester Straße: Derirance and new stops

Construction site on Soester Straße: Derirance and new stops

Published: Monday, 29.07.2024 06:06

insight into the paving work on Soester Straße

in Hamm will be closed to the Kirchweg for several days from July 29, 2024. The reason for the measure is urgently needed paving work that aims to improve the traffic situation.

changes in bus traffic

The blocking has a direct impact on public transport. Bus line 13 is diverted during the construction work. After leaving the replacement stop "Am Hagenkamp", passengers have to take an alternative route via Soester Straße, Hohefeldweg and Birkenallee before the line at the "Kommunalfriedhof" replacement stop leads back to its regular path. In the opposite direction, a detour via Birkenallee and Hohefeldweg will also be necessary according to the replacement stop "Kommunalfriedhof".

affected stops and time frame

The construction work also changes at the stops. The stops "Sandknapp" and "municipal cemetery" are moved to the new replacement stop on Soester Straße near house number 305 in both directions, and the "Hagenkamp" stop is moved to the street on Hagenkamp. These measures apply until Friday, August 9, 2024, which requires a temporary adaptation in the everyday life of residents.

The importance of work for the community

The restoration and improvement of the street infrastructure is of central importance for the city of Hamm. Well -developed roads not only contribute to traffic safety, but also promote the attractiveness of the location. However, residents and commuters have to adapt to short -term inconvenience. The city administration asks for understanding and will endeavor to complete the work as soon as possible.

FAZIT

The construction work on Soester Straße illustrates the continuous efforts of the city of Hamm to improve traffic conditions. The detours and stops are a challenge for the residents, but are necessary to ensure a safe and efficient transport infrastructure in the long term.

- Nag