Stammfahr in Munich: Candidstrasse closed from tonight!

Stammfahr in Munich: Candidstrasse closed from tonight!

Untergiesing, Deutschland - Munich is faced with some challenges in traffic today, because from 9:50 p.m. there will be considerable restrictions in the area of ​​ Candidstraße . These will continue until tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. The reason for this is construction work that requires a blocking between the B2R , the Candidtunnel and the Otkerstraße . Increased traffic loads and traffic jams can be expected on the streets around the construction site. Local diversions have been set up, which include a length of about 248 meters on Candidstrasse and 251 meters in Grünwalder Straße . Access for residents remains possible: inside, how [News.de] (https://www.news.de/auto/858678031/verkehrspland-muenchen-zur-verkehrs-wegen-bauste-schraenkung-von-06-2025 -Bis-06-06-2025-Raumen-in-Rund-Trach-In-Muenchen-Plz-81543 Untergiesing-Harlaching-Untergiesing-B2R-on-Candidstraße/1/) reported.

But not enough! Construction work will also lead to traffic disruptions in other parts of Munich. In the old avenue in Pasing-Obermenzing, for example, renovation work on walking and lanes are underway, which still mean full closure to this day. Car traffic and bus lines must be diverted via Petzetstrasse and Bergsonstrasse. Local residents: However, their apartments can still reach inside. Pedestrians: Inside and cyclists, the construction site can pass without restrictions, so Stadt.muenchen.de.

Current construction sites in Munich

In the old town , work is carried out between the Altheimer Eck 2-10 on the district heating network, which brings a full closure with it until June 6th and then from July 7th to July 11th. Traffic is also diverted. Other construction sites are in the Maxvorstadt and at Bahnhofplatz , where the second S-Bahn line is built. Here, too, there will be restrictions, which, however, do not affect foot and cycling traffic, such as Muenchen.digital.

A particularly interesting innovation is the introduction of a "service card", which will offer the Munich: In the future, a comprehensive overview of all current construction projects and temporary traffic restrictions. This digital service, which was developed in cooperation with various urban institutions, promises greater transparency about the construction work within the middle ring and on main roads. If you want to learn more about the respective construction sites, you can click on the corresponding symbols on the geoportal.

The current construction sites make it clear that Munich is not only a city with a lively culture and history, but also with challenges that arise from the necessary modernizations and maintenance work. It remains to be hoped that the road users can drive through the construction sites with a little patience and good timing, while the city continues to progress in the service of its development.