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Full closure of the L600: Forest cemetery only accessible via Gaiberg!
From July 14, 2025, access to the forest cemetery can only be reached via Gaiberg. Diversions have been put in place and construction work will continue until July 25th.
Full closure of the L600: Forest cemetery only accessible via Gaiberg!
What's going on in our region today? The road renovation work on the L600 state road between Gaiberg and Bammental is in full swing and is progressing according to current information from rnz.de according to plan. The first phase of construction is scheduled to be completed by Friday, July 11, 2025. But what happens next?
From Sunday, July 13th at 2 p.m., the traffic safety system will be rebuilt, while the second construction phase will start from Monday, July 14th. The L600 will then be completely closed between the Hauptstrasse/Fischersberg junction up to the entrance to the forest cemetery. During this time, the forest cemetery will only be accessible via Gaiberg, while driving through from Gaiberg in the direction of Bammental is not possible. The regional diversion via Gauangelloch and the Lautenschläger roundabout remains in place and is signposted accordingly.
Important details about the construction site work
As part of the work, the damaged road surface will be removed by milling, new asphalt will be installed and the protective barriers will also be replaced. The new road markings also ensure greater safety for all road users. All construction work should be completed by Friday, July 25, 2025 at the latest, with the aim of opening the route in time for the nature park market on July 27.
It is important for residents in Bammental to know that they are informed about the accessibility of their properties. However, local public transport remains unaffected by this construction work, which is a relief for many commuters. However, we ask for your understanding and consideration during the construction period.
Digital construction site tool for more transparency
Looking for more information about construction sites? A digital construction site tool from safe-roads.org ensures that citizens are always informed about current construction projects. With this tool, construction sites can be entered quickly and easily on an interactive map, which makes planning daily routes much easier.
The tool not only offers intuitive operation, but also transparency about closed streets and the ability to search for current construction work. Citizens can also report damage to construction site facilities, which further promotes traffic safety. This improves communication and possibly also reduces the number of inquiries.
Get ready for the changes that lie ahead. The construction work is necessary to improve our road infrastructure, although it may impact traffic flow in the short term. Stay informed, drive carefully and accept the detours - it's worth it, because the goal is a safer and more pleasant traffic situation in the future