B9 at Stolzenfels: Traffic rolls again - construction site ends!

B9 at Stolzenfels: Traffic rolls again - construction site ends!

Stolzenfels, Deutschland - The B9 at Stolzenfels is released again! Drivers who are traveling south to Koblenz can breathe a sigh of relief: The disruptive construction site lamp, which has caused considerable traffic disruptions since the beginning of September, is finally history. From now on, traffic at Kapellener Platz/Schlossweg position flows again smoothly, as the Rhein-Zeitung . Commuters and residents no longer need to expect long delays, since the road is now accessible again in two ways.

But that's not all: the renovation work at the bus stops in the area of the B9 continues. The civil engineering office of the city of Koblenz started dismantling the previous bus bays at the Schlossweg stop in September 2024. The future looks good: buses will be able to keep directly on the road in the future. In addition, the waiting area is increased, which enables a ground -level entry. As Blick Aktuell , measures to improve accessibility are also planned, such as tactile elements for people-restricted people. The total cost of the renovation is around EUR 500,000, with the state of Rhineland-Palatinate promoting around EUR 287,000.

progress and challenges

The construction work at the Rhens direction of the Rhens stop requires the installation of a retaining wall in order to make the new stop safely. A light signal system also replaces the current pedestrian crossing in order to increase security in this busy zone. Overall, the work that is carried out in two phases with a temporary traffic light system should be completed by the end of November 2024. Despite the challenges, progress in the region is visible, which benefits commuters and travelers.