Traffic Regulation

Articles tagged “Traffic Regulation”.

City of Saarbrücken (State Capital)

ZKE will work from July 27 in Kirchstraße and Schulstraße in Bischmisheim

Starting July 27, the Central Municipal Waste Disposal Service will renovate the combined sewer in Bischmisheim on Kirchstraße and Schulstraße. The work will be carried out with partial lane closures and altered traffic regulations to ensure the construction process. The project is expected to last

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Traffic Reports City of Saarbrücken (State Capital)

The state capital will operate in Schlachthofstraße in Dudweiler from July 29

From July 29th, Schlachthofstraße in Dudweiler will be completely closed between Herrensohrer Weg and Am Wingertsberg. The state capital Saarbrücken is carrying out maintenance work there, which is expected to last until July 31st. Pedestrians can continue to use the sidewalks, and emergency vehicle

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City of Saarbrücken (State Capital)

State capital works on Alleestraße in Herrensohr on July 16

On July 16, work will take place on Alleestraße Herrensohr with a partial road closure and traffic lights. A thin layer of asphalt will be applied, while sidewalks remain accessible for pedestrians. Access for emergency vehicles is guaranteed at all times, and the work is expected to be completed th

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City of Saarbrücken (State Capital)

State capital works in the area of Dudweiler Landstraße between Jägersfreude and St. Johann

The state capital is renovating the sidewalk on Dudweiler Landstraße between Jägersfreude and St. Johann. A mobile traffic light controls car traffic, while pedestrians use a temporary walkway. The work is expected to last until mid-July.

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City of Homburg/Saar (district seat)

Jägersburg Beach Festival: Changed Traffic Regulations and No-Parking Zones

During the Jägersburg Beach Festival from July 3 to 7, changed traffic regulations with one-way streets and parking bans will be in effect around the festival area. These measures aim to ensure smooth traffic flow and free emergency routes. Visitors are advised to use public transport to attend.