Day break in Schwerin: Dortmund street remains closed for days!

Day break in Schwerin: Dortmund street remains closed for days!

Dortmunder Straße 133, 19055 Schwerin, Deutschland - A significant day break caused unrest on Dortmund's street in Schwerin. According to dortmunder-strasse-im-boden-W980382-2001505165/"> Ruhr Nachrichten has been observed since July 2024. The cavity under the lane has led to the sacking of the street section at house number 133. In order to examine the potential dangers, measures have already been initiated, including camera storage of the channels. However, no clear cause of the problem has been found so far.

As a result of the incident, the area concerned was surrounded by construction site fences and a construction site lamp was installed. The traffic from the old town towards Frohlinde and Kirchlinde is diverted via the oncoming lane, which leads to a viscous traffic on Schwerin Hauptstraße. Only vehicles with a weight of up to 3.5 tons may pass the area; Truck cars are guided via diversions, while regular buses can continue to run. Comprehensive renovation work is planned for the second half of January 2025, which will include the backfilling and compression of the cavity.

renovation work on the bridge

parallel to the developments on Dortmunder Straße begin on December 5, 2024, renovation work on the bridge on Dortmunder Strasse, as Datteln . This work is expected to last six months and mean that the traffic towards Horneburg will be diverted via the new path. Deadings via Bahnhofstraße, Herrmannstraße and Neuer Weg have been set up for traffic towards Castroper Straße.

In addition, the full closure on the new path remains in front of house number 103 by November 26, 2024, while one -sided closures are set up at Schulstraße. The new path will temporarily only be passable as a one -way street towards Horneburg, and the Schulstraße becomes a dead end. These measures are also necessary due to work on an old district heating line, which were recently found by Uniper.

-transmitted by West-East media