Construction site chaos in Munich: Pentecost without S-Bahn and Bernhardibus!

Construction site chaos in Munich: Pentecost without S-Bahn and Bernhardibus!

München, Deutschland - The Pentecost holidays are just around the corner and not only bring a vacation mood, but also numerous construction sites in the Munich area. A traffic chaos will be expected in the coming days, as it is busy working on the rails and on the streets. Fewer commuters and students use transport links this week, but for many everyday life is still a challenge.

like BR , the S-Bahn master route will be blocked for construction work on Saturday from 10:30 p.m. to June 13th. The focus is on the Ostbahnhof. If you are dependent on the S-Bahn lines S2 and S3, you can look forward to a 10-minute cycle-but the other lines such as S6, S8, S4 and S1 end in Pasing, Heimeranplatz or Hauptbahnhof. A replacement traffic on buses is set up, which runs between Isartor and Ostbahnhof every 5 minutes. Passengers have to expect a clock of 20 minutes on the outdoor branches in the east.

traffic disruptions in the city

The streets of Munich will also be shaped by construction sites. The renovation work on the Middle Ring is divided into two phases. The first phase starts on Friday at 8 p.m. and runs until Tuesday, June 10th, 6 a.m. Here the traffic is reduced to a trail, which can lead to considerable delays because some on-board and descents are blocked. This is followed by the second phase, which will last from June 13, 6 p.m. to June 16, 6 a.m. Here, too, drivers have to expect restrictions. In addition, Chiemgaustraße is completely blocked on a certain section.

The infrastructure of Munich does not only require short -term measures, because the city has a lot plans. According to Abendzeitung Plant MVG boss Ingo Wortmann in the future to bundle the efficiency in the future Increase. There are currently over 50 renovation work on the U3 and U6 underground line. The sections in Giesing, Fröttmaning and the area around the Maxmonument are particularly affected.

replace buses

The construction sites also have an impact on bus traffic. The tram 16 is replaced by buses in the Isartor section - Effnerplatz, while the trams 19/21 are diverted via Sendlinger Tor/Isartor. Affected passengers should make sure that the tram 27/28 in the Karlsplatz (Stachus) section - Kurfürstenplatz is also replaced by buses. In order to cope with the pollution in the timetable, it is advisable to take a look at the online connection information.

The upcoming construction work is a clear indication that Munich needs comprehensive infrastructure refreshment in the coming years. While the construction sites are often annoying, they help to ensure that the transport infrastructure of our city remains sustainable. In view of the seasonal frequency of travel, the Pentecost holidays are a suitable point in time to counteract possible turmoil over a longer period of time.