Several German cities are experiencing significant traffic disruptions due to construction and special events. In Potsdam, key roads in Babelsberg and Klein Glienicke are fully closed for construction, while existing sites continue to affect traffic flow. The Golm intersection closure is expected to remain until the month's end.
Mönchengladbach sees chaos following the closure of Schürenweg for road resurfacing, forcing drivers to take unsuitable detours. In Braunschweig, work on the Salzdahlumer Straße bridge over the A39 will restrict traffic to one lane.
Meanwhile, Deutsche Bahn's extensive infrastructure work in North Rhine-Westphalia leads to train diversions and delays, impacting regional and long-distance services. Leipzig's Riemannstraße remains closed for extended construction work on heating infrastructure.
In Berlin, Joe Biden's state visit leads to road closures and public transport disruptions, with heightened security measures in place. Similarly, the redesign of Grunewaldstraße in Tempelhof-Schöneberg introduces phased construction work, enhancing road safety while maintaining accessibility.
Finally, Düsseldorf celebrates the completion of the Pöhlenweg tram stop upgrade, enhancing accessibility on multiple lines, even as further projects are underway.
