Karlsruhe is taking track of success: 2024 was a year of road construction milestones!

Karlsruhe is taking track of success: 2024 was a year of road construction milestones!

Karlsruhe, Deutschland - The district of Karlsruhe can draw an extremely positive balance for the road construction year 2024. In a current press release, the completion of several important projects is celebrated, which were implemented with an investment volume of around 2.8 million euros. The successful work includes the renewal of the road on the K3501 between Obergrombach and Gondelsheim as well as the repairs to important local passages such as K3529 in Neuhard and K3586 in witers. For this, the renovation of the bike path on the K3533 between Graben and Neudorf comes. The BAB bridge on the K3525 near Hambrücken was also repaired, which significantly improves the security and traffic quality in the region, such as meula> reported.

As part of the conservation program for 2025, additional investments of around 3 million euros are planned. Here, the renewal of the lighting in the Rheinstetten exhibition tunnel is particularly funded with 800,000 euros. In addition, road ceiling renovations are located in the passage through the K3537 in Oberhausen and on other sections of the road in the region on the agenda. A budget of 420,000 euros is also planned for building repairs on the K3505. On the occasion of these extensive measures, the district intends to replace the existing node K3503/K3506 at Bretten-Büchig with a new roundabout, which is intended to improve security in accordance with the accident, according to the notification of District-Karlsruhe.de .

With these measures, not only is road safety increases, but also further expanded the network of cycle paths in order to close gaps and to lead citizens and visitors safer. The district of Karlsruhe has also certified as a "bicycle -friendly municipality", which underlines its pioneering role in cycling promotion. In the future, the focus will be on the planning and tendering of new tourist routes, which are to be implemented in 2025.