Traffic chaos in Munich: Accident causes traffic jams in Berg am Laim!

Traffic chaos in Munich: Accident causes traffic jams in Berg am Laim!

This day, June 18, 2025, there are considerable traffic restrictions in Munich due to an accident on Schlüsbergstraße in Berg am Laim, ZIP 81673. The disorder is expected to continue from 1:35 p.m. to 5:35 p.m. and affects both the direction from Innsbrucker Ring to Berg-Am-Laim-Straße and the opposite direction. A blocking of 308 meters is expected in this area. It is therefore essential that road users exercise special attention during this time to ensure the security of everyone. [News.de] (https://www.news.de/auto/858708949/ Verkehrsplandt-muenchen-zur-verkehr-wegen-unfall-am-18-06-2025-ein Schraenkungen-in-Verkehr-Trach-In-Muenchen-Plz-81673-Berg-AM-Laim Maya Maikaefersiedlung-on-der-Schluesselbergstrasse/1/) reports on the expected higher traffic loads and the risk of temporary traffic jams.

But that's not the only traffic disruption that the Munich: Currently concerns. If you look at the current construction site situation, there are numerous other places that could be a challenge for road users. The city of Munich is currently carrying out necessary work in various places that will have an impact on traffic until late summer. For example, running at Englschalkinger Straße 61 to 65 in Bogenhausen work on the power grid, which will continue until August 29, 2025 and take advantage of a lane. However, pedestrians and cyclists can pass the construction site. City of Munich gives a good overview of the ongoing construction sites.

Current construction sites in Munich

Another serious point are the measures at Forstenrieder Allee, where district heating line is laid. These sections of the street are completely blocked by August 1st. Depirtions for car traffic are set up, while pedestrians and cyclists can get through.

The preparations for the construction of the tram-West tangent in various areas such as the Fürstenrieder Straße or Agnes-Bernauer-Straße are also in progress and are associated with single-lane navigability and partly restrictions for car traffic. Nevertheless, foot and cycling traffic remains possible, even if there can be special regulations.

construction site card and mobility

For better planning, citizens can use the service card from Munich on the go. This not only shows current, but also planned construction sites and temporary stopping bans in the city. In particular, the focus is on the city center and main roads. The card shows the spectrum of measures for the coming weeks and can be explored in detail by clicking on the mouse.

The challenges of construction sites and traffic restrictions make it clear that it is important for all road users to find out continuously and to make adjustments to their routes. So everyone stays well through the lively state capital.