Full closures in Bad Dürkheim: Construction sites ensure traffic chaos!

Full closures in Bad Dürkheim: Construction sites ensure traffic chaos!

in Bad Dürkheim there are significant traffic restrictions in March 2025. According to information from Wochblatt Reporter , addresses 1 and 3 to 3c are affected by the full closure in Schlachthausstraße. The period of the work extends from 5th to March 21, 2025. The reason for the blocking is urgently required repair work on the wastewater canal. The traffic is redirected via the B37, Maxbrunnenstraße and Hinterbergstraße. However, the entrance to Schlachhausstrasse from the giant barrel for vehicles with a maximum width of 2.20 meters remains possible.

Recently similar traffic impairments in the urban area also occurred in January 2025. According to Bad Dürkheim Street ”,“ Eichstraße ”and“ Römerstraße ”from Monday, January 13, 2025, closed for about two weeks. This measure lasted until the expected end of the block on January 24, 2025.

traffic regulations and diversions

During this construction work, the passage was made possible by the "Kaiserslauterer Straße" to "Gaustrasse". Vehicles were also only allowed to drive the "Römerstraße" over the city square. The usual one -way regulation for the "Gaustraße" and "Eichstraße" was lifted during the construction period. Departments for traffic were determined and included:

• Kaiserslauterer Straße in the direction of Stadtplatz: Gaustrasse-Hans-Koller-Straße-Weinstraße Süd-Philipp-Fauth-Straße-Leiningerstraße.
• Kaiserslauterer Straße towards Gerberstraße/Gartenstraße: B37 - Weinstraße Nord - Eichstraße.
• Weinstraße Süd in the direction of Gerberstraße/Gartenstraße: Philipp-Fauth-Straße-Mannheimer Straße-Kurgartenstraße-Schlossplatz-Weinstraße Nord-Eichstraße.

The urban development changes that are influenced by mobility concepts and infrastructure measures also ensure uncertainties in the future development of public care and disposal infrastructures. These aspects are also taken up by Difu where the need is to develop urban orientation values in order to be able to better assess future needs.