Traffic chaos in Munich: construction site on Kreuzhofstrasse until 6 p.m.!

Traffic chaos in Munich: construction site on Kreuzhofstrasse until 6 p.m.!

Things are getting tight on Kreuzhofstrasse in Munich today, September 17, 2025. Loud [news.de](https://www.news.de/auto/858963136/verkehrsmelde-muenchen-zur-verkehrsstoerung-wegen-baustelle-sperrung-einschraenkung-am-17-09-2025-einsch restrictions-in-traffic-danger of traffic jams-in-munich-plz-81476-thalkirchen-obersendling-forstenried-fuerstenried-solln-19-3-kreuzhof-on-the-kreuzhofstrasse/1/) Construction work between 1:21 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. may cause disruption to traffic flow. The construction work extends over 163 meters towards Plinganserstrasse, between the Munich-Kreuzhof exit (2) and Drygalski-Allee.

The information comes from the Central Traffic Management Office of the Bavarian State Building Directorate and aims to inform citizens about the current traffic situation. Anyone traveling on Kreuzhofstrasse today should therefore allow a little more time and, if necessary, consider alternative routes.

Further construction sites and traffic restrictions

But that is not the only restriction that Munich currently has to cope with. As the city of Munich informs on its website stadt.muenchen.de, new construction work for the tram west tangent is beginning at the intersection of Fürstenrieder Straße and Agnes-Bernauer-Straße. This includes the closure of the Fürstenrieder Straße crossing to private motorized traffic until December 19, 2025.

A one-way regulation in the east direction will be introduced on Agnes-Bernauer-Straße by mid-September 2025. Anyone who wants to turn left will not be able to do so during this time. This means that bypasses via Landsberger Straße will be necessary. Traffic on the eastern Agnes-Bernauer-Straße will also remain restricted, as it will be closed in the west until mid-December. However, pedestrians and cyclists can still use most transport routes, even if they are slightly offset in some cases.

The role of the Munich municipal utilities

According to swm-entwicklung.de, the Munich municipal utilities (SWM) are actively involved in municipal public services and contribute to ensuring energy and water supplies. This work is necessary to secure water resources, expand renewable energies and develop modern mobility solutions. The partial construction work in public spaces also inevitably leads to traffic restrictions, which SWM regularly provides information about.

The details of the construction sites are available on a service map from the city of Munich, and citizens are informed about the progress of the work through various channels such as construction site signs, flyers and residents' meetings.

Given these numerous construction and traffic disruptions, it is advisable to keep an eye on the latest information in order to navigate through the city without any problems. A little patience and planning can help you get from A to B stress-free.