Partial closure of Camphauser Straße: Safety measures for football game!

Partial closure of Camphauser Straße: Safety measures for football game!

On Sunday, October 6th, Camphauser Straße in Saarbrücken is partially closed from around 11 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. This measure affects the section between the Ludwigskreisel and the confluence area "An der Saarlandhalle", where the right lanes are blocked in both directions. However, one trace remains open to traffic to enable the passage.

The event for this partial closure is the upcoming football game of the 1. FC Saarbrücken against DSC Arminia Bielefeld, which is held in the Ludwigsparkstadion. Due to security considerations and a corresponding position assessment, the police decided to take these measures in order to ensure that the event runs smoothly. The aim is to minimize the forecast security risks and to promote all spectators safely to and from the event.

recommendations for arrival

For the fans and visitors of the game, it is advisable to arrive early and, if possible, use public transport to use the bike or footpath. This is particularly important, since on the same Sunday there is also a Sunday open in Saarbrücken, which could lead to an additional increase in traffic.

In addition, the resident protection zone is activated in the Rodenhof residential area. Only residents are allowed to park there to ensure that there is enough space for the incoming visitors.

A special advantage for the fans: The entry ticket for the home game of 1. FC Saarbrücken also serves as a combination ticket for local public transport in SaarVV. This allows all lines and sections of the transport companies within the Saarland Transport Association on the day of the event, from four hours ago to four hours after the game.

For detailed information on the football game and tickets, interested parties can visit the website of the 1. FC Saarbrücken: www.fc-saarbruecken.de .

These security and traffic measures are an important initiative to increase the journey of the audience and the security during the game. The city of Saarbrücken sets standards for responsible planning at major events.