Traffic chaos in Munich: Lochhausener Straße closed due to construction work!

Traffic chaos in Munich: Lochhausener Straße closed due to construction work!

In Munich, road users are facing some changes. From June 11th at 9 p.m. until June 12th, 2025 at 5 a.m., Lochhausener Straße will be closed to cars due to urgent renovation work on the railway bridge structure and the roadway. This measure covers a section of 745 meters between Marsh Meisenweg and Langwieder Hauptstraße, which can lead to increased traffic loads [News.de](https://www.news.de/auto/858680269/verkehrsmelde-muenchen-zur-verkehrsstoerung-wegen-baustelle-sperrung-einschraenkung-von-11-06-2025 -until-12-06-2025-restrictions-in-traffic-danger-of-congestion-in-munich-zip-code-81249-aubing-lochhausen-langwied-lochhausen-on-the-lochhausener-strasse/1/) reported.

For the diversion on this route, traffic will be routed via Langwieder Hauptstraße and Ranertstraße. An additional closure affects Lochhausener Straße in the opposite direction, also between Langwieder Hauptstraße and St2345. Drivers and cyclists should prepare for possible traffic jams and delays.

More construction sites in Munich

However, the lagoon of construction sites is not limited to Lochhausener Straße. There are numerous construction projects underway throughout Munich that could affect traffic. For example, the Munich municipal utility is carrying out work on the supply network on Isartalstrasse in Ludwigsvorstadt-Isarvorstadt, which will lead to restrictions until the end of July. Pedestrians and cyclists can still pass through the construction site, but drivers must expect alternating lane closures, according to München.de.

There are also restrictions on Josef-Felder-Straße in Pasing-Obermenzing due to the U5 extension. Traffic here is reduced to one lane in both directions, with access to the Pasing-Arcaden only possible via Offenbachstrasse.

Efficient construction site management

Construction site management in the city should not only promote safety, but also take into account the needs of companies, as mentioned on the website of the IHK Munich. The city of Munich offers a construction site map that provides current information as well as detailed maps with those involved and the times of the measures. Weekly updates ensure that citizens and entrepreneurs stay informed in order to best avoid disruptions.

Given the large number of construction sites, it is advisable to keep yourself informed regularly. Good construction site management can help minimize the impact on residents and business owners. It is therefore advisable to work closely together between those responsible for the construction projects and the companies affected in order to remain in business during the construction period. There may also be compensation for companies that suffer significant disruption.