Traffic chaos in Gundelfingen: B16 closed until October 25th!

Traffic chaos in Gundelfingen: B16 closed until October 25th!

in Germany, especially in Gundelfingen a.d.Donau, drivers have to expect significant traffic restrictions on the B16 between October 14 and 25, 2024. This was officially announced by the transport office. The measures are part of a necessary maintenance action, which can often lead to delays in road traffic. Specifically, the work starts on October 14th at 7:30 a.m. and will probably end on October 25th at 3:00 p.m.

The current blocking affects two specific sections of the route on the B16. The restrictions extend to a lane renewal over a length of 3.3 km. The first section ranges from Gundelfingen-Ost/Echenbrunn to the B492 junction, while the second section runs in the opposite direction. In both routes, the traffic and possible traffic jams are to be expected, which is why drivers are asked to exercise special caution.

Details on the diversion and effects

For vehicles that are traveling from Höchstädt and Dillingen on the B16 towards Offingen, a detour will be set up via state road 2025 to Offingen. From there it goes via GZ 28 and DLG 17 back to the B16 at the connection point Peterswörth. This detour applies in both directions, both for the traffic from Donauwörth to Günzburg and vice versa.

In order to steer the traffic as much as possible, it is advisable to consider alternative routes. To keep an overview, drivers should regularly consider the current traffic reports. Having a vigilant eye on the traffic situation remains crucial to minimize possible delays and avoid risks.

The specified periods of the work and the associated traffic restrictions are necessary to maintain the infrastructure and to ensure the safety of all road users in the long term. Road repairs are a regular part of the traffic planning in Bavaria, and these measures are essential to optimize the road conditions for the future.

Current information on the traffic situation can be via various local communication channels or on websites such as www.news.de