Benedictine ring: Traffic flows back in Villingen earlier!

Benedictine ring: Traffic flows back in Villingen earlier!

Benediktinerring, 78050 Villingen-Schwenningen, Deutschland - The Résumé calls sound in Villingen-Schwenningen! Already in the early Friday afternoon, October 25th, traffic on the Benedictine ring will be able to flow again without any problems after continuing diversions and disabilities. Stadtwerke Villingen-Schwenningen are pleased to announce this good news.

The work on the construction site runs at full speed and approaches their end spectacularly. This week was intensively paved and paved. On Friday morning, marking and cleaning work will still be pending- and the construction site will be completed a whole week earlier than initially planned! "I am very pleased that we can now bring the measure to the end faster than originally planned and that drivers can drive the Benedictine ring again from tomorrow," cheered Gregor Gülpen, Managing Director of SVS.

traffic chaos and massive diversions

But the way there had its pitfalls: the construction site has significantly affected traffic for a long time. Truck traffic had to be diverted in a large scale, while drivers were smuggled through narrow inner city streets such as crown, Josefs, school and office. Some unfortunate truck drivers ignored the signs and stuck in the city center-a truly chaotic state!

Gregor Gülpen expresses his understanding and thanks to the road users: "I speak out my recognition of both the road users as well as the residents and affected businesses that they had so much understanding of our construction site." This measure is also not only a technical challenge, but also plays a crucial role in the environmentally friendly heat supply of the future in Villingen-Schwenningen. "We are investing here in the SVS Warm Network, which is a step towards environmentally conscious care for the region!"