Traffic chaos in Gotha: construction sites and closures from October!

Traffic chaos in Gotha: construction sites and closures from October!

The city administration of Gotha has published important information on changes in traffic that are important for drivers and pedestrians. These innovations affect several streets in the city and start on October 7, 2024. The aim of these measures is to improve the infrastructure and increase traffic safety.

One of the central measures concerns the tütleber, which is closed on half -sided due to work on the wastewater center at the amount of house number 16 from Monday, October 7th to Wednesday, October 9, 2024. This means that only one lane will be available for traffic, which can lead to delays. Drivers should adjust to possible traffic jams and choose alternative routes if necessary.

tree cuts for more security

In the period between October 8 and 10, 2024, tree cuts on Schützenberg and Annastraße are also on the plan. This work is necessary to ensure traffic safety. The city intends to ensure by cutting the trees that no branches fall on the road. During this time there will be restrictions in dormant traffic, which may not be able to be used.

Furthermore, repair work on the sewage pipe in Humboldtstrasse will take place from Monday, October 7th to Friday, October 11, 2024. Restrictions in the area of the road area can be expected between house numbers 32 and 34. Drivers are asked to be careful during this work and to consider the signposted diversions.

In addition, on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, the wood care and the MAHD will be carried out on Mauerstrasse between Gabelsberger Straße and the Hohen Sand. Here, too, restrictions are necessary for the dormant traffic to carry out the upcoming work. On this day, road users should be particularly attentive and expect disabilities.

All road users are asked to exercise increased caution and to follow the instructions of the signage. These measures are intended to help improve the safety and functionality of the traffic routes in Gotha. Further information about the traffic situation is on the website www.oscar-am-freitag.de