Construction work on Usedom: traffic jams and diversions threaten to the Pentecost!

Construction work on Usedom: traffic jams and diversions threaten to the Pentecost!

Wolgast, Deutschland - Easter on Usedom not only brings bright weather, but also a lot of construction sites. The popular Baltic Sea island, known for its wonderful beaches and pretty holiday resorts, is currently plagued by extensive construction work that significantly influence accessibility. As moin.de , drivers are particularly demanded in the coming days to plan their routes well.

From 17th to June 20th, federal road 111 in Wolgast will be fully closed during the rush hour during the nights. Work starts from 7 p.m. and end at 6 a.m., which is a real challenge for travelers on the island. The construction area affects the route between the postal crossing and the port and is the first step to renew the lane ceiling, such as nordkurier.de A half -sided blocking due to the inadequate road widths and safety concerns cannot be implemented.

detours and possible delays

In order to maintain the flow of traffic, drivers are diverted in urban areas. If you are traveling towards Usedom, you should use the Werftstraße and Kronwiekstraße, while travelers get to Usedom from the mainland via Robert-Koch-Straße and other alternative routes. Truck drivers in particular have to avoid the Zecererer Bridge to avoid the closures.

weather -related delays cannot be ruled out, so that the full closure may be continued in the night from June 21st, if the work cannot be completed in time. In combination with the heavy traffic at vacation time, this could lead to additional disorders, such as ndr.de reported.

additional construction sites burden the island

The situations on the B110 in the south of the island are also tense. A 2.5 km long section has been renovated there for some time, which causes additional diversion requirements. Drivers are advised to plan about 1.5 hours for the detour via Wolgast, Karlsburg and Anklam. The Kreisstraße VG 44, which could be available as an alternative route, remains closed until May and is only accessible to the fire brigade, emergency services and school traffic.

The extensive construction work and their potential effects on vacationers are a topic that deals with residents and visitors to the island alike. It is to be hoped that the construction work can be completed quickly and without major complications so that Usedom shines again in full shine.