Traffic chaos threatens: blocking the B49 from February 17th in Trier!

Traffic chaos threatens: blocking the B49 from February 17th in Trier!

Am Martin's banks in Trier begin extensive road construction work on Monday, February 17, which will last until March 10th. The renovation of the B49 at this point is divided into two construction phases. During this time, the right lane of the Katharinenufer is closed towards Kon

The work is necessary to improve the infrastructure in this busy area. Traffic is guided past the construction site in one lane during the construction period. The maximum passage width for vehicles in the direction of travel is limited to only 3.10 meters. For this reason, there are no large-scale and heavy load transports with a width of more than 3.10 meters in the mentioned time.

construction site management and contact options

In order for the traffic flow to remain as smooth as possible, a special construction site access is set up. Road users who have to carry out unforeseen or mandatory transports are recommended to contact the municipal road traffic authority beforehand. The contact details are: Strassenverkehrsbehoerde@trier.de .

Currently there are no reports on danger types in the area according to Verkehrslage.de , but caution is always required in winter conditions. Low ice can recover and the view can be affected by weather conditions, which brings additional dangers for all road users.

Additional information about the construction site

The duration and the scope of this construction measure show that careful planning is necessary to ensure the lowest possible impairment of traffic. Road users should adapt to possible traffic jams and adapt their routes if necessary. The city of Trier is trying to provide further information about the construction site and the associated restrictions.

In today's world, such measures are essential to maintain and modernize the transport infrastructure. As part of this procedure, it is important that the use of stopping bans and closures is strictly observed in order not to endanger the work and to ensure the safety of everyone involved.