Refurbishment disaster on B105: New speed limit for motorcyclists!

Refurbishment disaster on B105: New speed limit for motorcyclists!

on the federal road 105 between Altheide and yellowish in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania there are currently some changes that are important for both drivers and motorcyclists. The route was closed six weeks ago for urgent renovation work. Well, after investing almost one million euros, there is an innovation that affects motorcyclists in particular.

From now on, a new speed limit of 60 km/h applies in this area. This limited pace has become necessary because there were unevenness on the road after the renovation work. Previously, speeds of up to 100 km/h were allowed here. A spokesman for the State Office for Road Construction and Transport emphasized that the new asphalt ceiling did not have the necessary quality, which led to bladder formation and slight bumps that are an increased risk for motorcycles.

renovation work and their consequences

The current problem is not even an isolated case. Similar difficulties recently became apparent after working on the Rügen feeder between Stralsund and the A 20. To counteract this, the responsible bodies have already started repair work. Bladder is drilled to straighten the top layer, and these measures do not cause any further traffic restrictions for the time being.

The road is monitored by the road maintenance department, which wants to ensure that the speed limit for motorcycles can be lifted as soon as possible. Experts and experts work on the analysis of the causes of the problems to optimize future construction projects. This can also be seen in the comprehensive renovation plans on the B 105, which should herald their hot phase in April 2025. The section extends from yellowish to just behind Altheide.

planned renovations and infrastructure

according to soundblick.info The work on the B 105 is already being planned. These include the complete renewal of the lane ceiling, which fought with annoying longitudinal cracks and excavation. The construction work should originally start on April 24, 2025 and be completed by June 6, 2025, in order to make traffic fluid again in good time before Pentecost.

The full closure of the construction area will lead to the fact that through traffic must be redirected, both towards Rostock and Ribnitz-Damgarten. Two separate detour routes are planned to keep the inconveniences for the commuters and travelers as low as possible.

In addition, the solid furnishing concepts along other federal roads in the region, such as the installation of guardrails between Parchen and Hohenseeden, are also an indicator of extensive environmental and safety-conscious plans supported by the State Road Construction Agency. The protection of road users is in the foreground here.

The developments on the B 105 are another step towards safer road conditions and the maintenance of a functioning infrastructure in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania. Observers and commuters can look forward to the progress of the upcoming work.