Closure

Articles tagged “Closure”.

City of St. Ingbert (middle city)

Current Traffic Disruptions and Closures in St. Ingbert: Heinz-Kettler Street, Gerstbusch Street, Kirchhof Street

In St. Ingbert, roadworks and roofing work cause traffic disruptions on several streets. Heinz-Kettler-Straße and Kirchhofstraße are temporarily fully closed, with delays in Gerstbuschstraße. A detour is in place, and the measures will last until mid-August.

Redaktion Landkreis Saarpfalz-Kreis

City of St. Ingbert (middle city)

Current Closure in St. Ingbert: Bergstraße

The full closure of Bergstraße in St. Ingbert will be extended until the end of June 2026. Road users should continue to expect restrictions. The city provides updates on the current status of the closure.

Redaktion Landkreis Saarpfalz-Kreis

City of St. Ingbert (middle city)

Change in traffic regulations on In der Lauerswiese street - Asphalt paving

In Lauerswiese: Traffic regulations changed – paving work will cause closures from June 16 to 19.

Redaktion Landkreis Saarpfalz-Kreis

Traffic Reports Regionalverband Saarbrücken

Complete closure of Rathausstraße for vehicle and pedestrian traffic

Full closure of Rathausstraße: Motor vehicle and pedestrian traffic blocked from October 7 to 9, 2022, due to the installation of a pedestrian bridge near the Völklinger Hütte World Heritage site. Detours are signposted, expect traffic disruptions.

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Traffic Reports

Numerous Closures in the Urban Area

Many traffic disruptions in the city area: closures on Dr.-Wolfgang-Krämer-Straße, Lindenstraße, Annastraße, Rickertstraße, and the Wiesentalschule Rohrbach parking lot.

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Closure

Current Traffic Disruptions and Closures in St. Ingbert: Heinz-Kettler Street, Gerstbusch Street, Kirchhof Street

Current Closure in St. Ingbert: Bergstraße

Change in traffic regulations on In der Lauerswiese street - Asphalt paving

Complete closure of Rathausstraße for vehicle and pedestrian traffic

Numerous Closures in the Urban Area

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