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

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

Today, June 18th, 2025, there will be significant traffic restrictions in Munich due to an accident on Schlüsselbergstraße in Berg am Laim, zip code 81673. The disruption is expected to last from 1:35 p.m. to 5:35 p.m. and affects both the direction from Innsbrucker Ring to Berg-am-Laim-Straße and in the opposite direction. A closure of 308 meters is expected in this area. It is therefore essential that road users pay special attention during this time to ensure everyone's safety. [news.de] reports on the expected higher traffic load and the risk of temporary traffic jams.

But this is not the only traffic disruption that is currently affecting Munich residents. If you look at the current construction site situation, there are numerous other places that could pose a challenge for road users. The city of Munich is currently carrying out necessary work in various locations, which will have an impact on traffic until late summer. For example, work on the power grid is underway at Englschalkinger Straße 61 to 65 in Bogenhausen, which will last until August 29, 2025 and will take up one lane. However, pedestrians and cyclists can pass through the construction site. City of Munich gives a good overview of the ongoing construction sites here.

Current construction sites in Munich

Another serious point are the measures on Forstenrieder Allee, where a district heating pipe is being laid. These road sections will be completely closed until August 1st. Diversions for car traffic will be set up while pedestrians and cyclists can continue to get through.

Preparations for the construction of the tram west tangent in various areas such as Fürstenrieder Straße or Agnes-Bernauer-Straße are also underway and will involve single-lane traffic and some restrictions on car traffic. However, walking and cycling remain possible at all times, even if there may be special regulations.

Construction site map and mobility

For better planning, citizens can use the service map from Munich on the move. This not only shows current but also planned construction sites as well as temporary stopping bans in the city. The focus is particularly on the city center and main roads. The map shows the spectrum of measures for the coming weeks and can be explored in detail with a mouse click.

The challenges surrounding construction sites and traffic restrictions make it clear that it is important for all road users to keep themselves informed and make adjustments to their routes. This means everyone can travel safely through the lively state capital.