Full closure of the K 6107: Mindersdorf affected to the district border!

Full closure of the K 6107: Mindersdorf affected to the district border!

From next Monday, June 23, 2025, the K 6107 district road between Mindersdorf and the district border towards Sentenhart will be completely closed for several days. The district of Constance has announced extensive renovation work on the roadway layer. The period for the full closure extends until Friday, June 27, 2025. From June 28 to July 11, the road users will then be guided via a traffic light circuit, as to continue the construction work, as the [Landratsamt Konstanz] (https://www.lrakn.de/ ,Lar/vollsperrung+der+kreisstrasse+k+6107+Mindersdorf+Bis+ district border) reported.

The renovation route comprises a total of 2.4 kilometers and is intended as a necessary measure to renew the road surface. This is done to ensure the safety and driving suitability of the road in the long term. During the ceiling renewal, diversions for cars, trucks, bicycles and local public transport via Liggersdorf (K 6176) and Sentenhart (K 6175/K 8271) are set up. The diversion route becomes about 5.1 kilometers longer and costs the road users about 10 minutes, so [News.de] (https://www.news.de/auto/858708010/ Verkehrsordnung-zur-vollschrung-mindersdorf-freiburger-baden-Wuer Ttemberg-Stoerung-Wegen renewal-von-23-2025-BIS-11-07-2025-Auf-K6107-Lindenstrasse/1 /).

challenges of street infrastructure

The maintenance of streets is not a little thing and is a central challenge for transport policy. The street infrastructure must be regularly renovated in order to prevent damage caused by weather, traffic and age. A renewal like the K 6107 is established practice to keep the road network functional and secure. According to a publication of the VCÖ, the waves of wear and aging infrastructure in many regions are constantly beating.

In Austria, a large part of the street infrastructure comes from the post -war period; Therefore, a wave of renovation is overdue. The life cycle costs of streets should not be underestimated. While roads have an average of 30 to 40 years, weather conditions and excessive loads from traffic represent significant factors that drive up the maintenance costs.

The district office of Constance has already asked the citizens for understanding and indicates that the completion of the work can be delayed in unfavorable weather conditions. If you are on the road during this time, you should inform yourself in good time and take into account the detours to avoid unnecessary delays.