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Construction site on Feldmochinger Straße: Traffic is slow!
Traffic restrictions on Feldmochinger Straße in Munich from August 18th. until September 26, 2025. Danger of traffic jams due to construction site.
Construction site on Feldmochinger Straße: Traffic is slow!
From August 18, 2025, a traffic obstruction will become a reality on Feldmochinger Straße in Munich for almost six weeks. These restrictions are expected to last until September 26, 2025, 5:00 p.m. and come into force due to a necessary lane narrowing. The responsible authorities are already making residents and vehicle drivers aware of the upcoming changes. A [report from news.de](https://www.news.de/auto/858861448/verkehrsmelde-muenchen-zur-verkehrsstoerung-wegen-baustelle-sperrung-einschraenkung-von-18-08-202 5-to-26-09-2025-restrictions-in-traffic-danger-of-congestion-in-munich-zip-code-80995-feldmoching-hasenbergl-fasanerie-on-feldmochinger-strasse/1/) explains the details of the closure that extends between Skykey Road and the area surrounding the 80995 zip code.
During construction work, traffic on Feldmochinger Straße will be alternately regulated into one lane for both directions. Temporary traffic lights are also planned to ensure traffic flow. However, pedestrians can pass through the construction site unhindered, which is at least a small relief for pedestrians.
Traffic volume and possible congestion
According to those responsible, the implementation of the measures will also lead to an increase in traffic volume, which could lead to traffic congestion. Drivers should prepare for delays and adjust their travel times if necessary. A smart head through this phase can help avoid unnecessary stress in everyday life.
Cycling traffic will also be affected during the work, as cyclists will have to move onto the road for a distance of 187 meters. Extreme caution is required here, especially in view of the traffic situation, which will be slowed down by the construction site.
The city of Munich has already announced that it will move forward with construction work quickly in order to keep the restrictions as short as possible. However, it is advisable to switch to alternative routes or means of transport during the affected periods. Maybe this could also be a good opportunity to use your bike to get around the construction site.
In the past, Munich has repeatedly suffered from construction sites that have changed the traffic pattern at short notice. Dealing with such situations requires a good degree of flexibility and patience from all road users – drivers, cyclists and pedestrians. We will keep a close eye on how the situation develops in the coming weeks.