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Traffic chaos in Munich: A99 closed until tomorrow due to construction site!
From November 3rd, 2025 there will be traffic delays on the A99 towards Munich due to construction work. Be prepared!
Traffic chaos in Munich: A99 closed until tomorrow due to construction site!
Anyone traveling in and around Munich today has to be prepared for a different traffic situation. From November 3, 2025, the A99 near Munich will be restricted due to construction work. These measures are necessary to improve traffic conditions on this busy route and will last until 3:00 a.m. on November 4th. The [news.de](https://www.news.de/auto/859081645/verkehrsmelde-muenchen-zur-verkehrsstoerung-wegen-baustelle-sperrung-einschraenkung-vo n-03-11-2025-to-04-11-2025-restrictions-in-traffic-danger-of-congestion-in-munich-zip-code-80995-feldmoching-hasenbergl-feldmoching-auf-a99/1/) reports that the restrictions extend over a length of approximately 500 meters.
The construction site is located between the Munich-Feldmoching and Munich-Ludwigsfeld triangle exits, in the direction of Munich-South-West. During the work, an increased traffic load and the risk of prepared traffic jams are to be expected. Drivers should be prepared that their journeys could take significantly longer, especially during rush hour.
Traffic management and safety
The plans for the construction site are based on the current data from the Central Traffic Management Office of the Bavarian State Building Directorate. Those responsible emphasize that the safety of road users is given top priority. Therefore, it is advisable to consider alternative routes or, if necessary, use public transport to avoid the traffic jam.
A construction site is often not just a place for road work; it can also provide space for creative projects. As is well known, the term “construction site” is derived from the German word for “construction site” and also has cultural associations. The name is also borne by the indie rock band “Baustelle” from Italy, which was founded in the 1990s and received great recognition with its albums and catchy songs. Her best-known titles and albums include “La malavita” and “Amen,” both of which achieved gold status in Italy. This band shows that construction projects and construction sites are not only important in construction, but can also find their place in music and culture, as the Wikipedia article explains.
Munich citizens should be aware that such work is temporary and ultimately serves to sustainably improve the infrastructure and increase traffic safety. It remains to be hoped that all those affected will be patient in order to enjoy the future benefits of improved traffic management. Keep your eyes peeled for updates and stay safe while traveling!