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The changed traffic rules in Starnberg: There will be a diversion as part of the test phase and the construction of a new traffic light system at Tutzinger-Hof-Platz until May 25th.
© Weilheim State Building Authority
A temporarily changed traffic route started on Monday at Tutzinger-Hof-Platz on the B2 in Starnberg.
This is a test run for the planned tunnel construction in Starnberg.
The police, city and district office comment.
Starnberg - The Weilheim State Building Authority speaks of a “successful start” to the test phase for tunnel construction at Tutzinger-Hof-Platz in Starnberg.
After consultations with the traffic authorities, the police, the city and the Starnberg district office, the start of this test phase is “satisfactory” from the authorities’ point of view.
Tunnel construction: This is how the test phase is going with changed traffic routing in Starnberg
No accidents occurred and there were no complaints from citizens.
Those involved in the authorities, with whom the Weilheim State Building Authority is in contact, and the “Starnberg Tunnel” team are satisfied with this development during the starting phase of this measure, which is planned to last around nine weeks.
Tunnel construction: This is how the test phase is going with changed traffic routing in Starnberg
“Accompanying this test phase, the conversion of the traffic lights is now underway,” announced the state building authority on Wednesday.
In concrete terms, this means that the dismantling of the existing traffic light system will continue and be completed.
Civil engineering work will then be carried out to create the foundations for the new traffic lights, followed by the gradual construction of the new traffic lights.
“The contracted construction company will carry out the necessary work outside of peak hours if possible,” explains the State Building Authority.
Tunnel construction: This is how the test phase is going with changed traffic routing in Starnberg
According to current knowledge, there will be restrictions for road users, pedestrians and cyclists at the Tutzinger-Hof-Platz junction during the described work on the new traffic lights, which will take place alongside the test phase that has begun.
The traffic light at Tutzinger-Hof-Platz in Starnberg is now being rebuilt
Since these conversion work will be carried out during the test phase during regular traffic, care will be taken to ensure that the restrictions for road users are kept as minimal as possible.
Therefore, based on current knowledge, it is not possible to announce an exact date when the work described can be completed.
The Weilheim State Building Authority currently expects that this work can be completed by the planned end of the test phase at the latest.
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Further traffic restrictions planned in Starnberg
During the planned nine-week test phase at Tutzinger-Hof-Platz, there will also be restrictions at the intersection of Leutstettener Straße and the B 2 with a time delay.
As soon as the specific periods have been determined, the state building authority will provide information.
All information can be found at https://www.stbawm.bayern.de/strassenbau/projekte/B17S.ABBA0008.00.html.
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