Last closure of the Panzerstraße: Bridge for Radschnellweg in sight!

Last closure of the Panzerstraße: Bridge for Radschnellweg in sight!

The work on the bridge for the RS1 Radschnellweg RS1 via Panzerstraße in Böblingen goes into the final phase. This week, road users have to prepare for a last full closure of the K 1057 between Waldburgstrasse and Bunsenstrasse. The exact period for the blocking is Friday, June 27, 2025, at 8 p.m. until Monday, June 30, 2025, at 5 a.m. The reason for the measure is the dismantling of the supporting frailty and the removal of the temporary drainage enhancement that was necessary during the bridge construction.

The new bridge will play an important role in the speed of bike, which drives future -oriented traffic projects in the region. However, the access to the city nursery is preserved during the closure, so that residents and visitors continue to have access. The traffic is redirected via various ways: from the thermal bath towards Schönaich, traffic is led via Böblingen, while coming from Schönaich the detour leads from the roundabout in the center of the town over rough Kapf to Böblingen. The diversion signage will be activated in good time in order to make the flow of traffic as smoothly as possible.

The importance of the cycle of cycle paths

cycling paths are a future -oriented concept that not only promotes everyday bike traffic, but also supports environmentally friendly mobility in the cities. According to the information of the Mobility Forums , these paths are considered high -speed routes for cyclists who connect important destinations. They are characterized by wider lanes, separate traffic tours and the high quality of the deposits, so that commuting commuter traffic rises steadily.

Overall, the implementation of cycling fast paths such as the planned RS1 could bring significant advantages for the region, since they offer commuters a comfortable and safe alternative to the car. Urban planners are also increasingly recognizing the potential of this infrastructure, be it in Stuttgart or elsewhere in Baden-Württemberg, where a brochure on the speed of cycling has currently appeared, which not only illuminates the route course, but also funding opportunities.

The Böblingen district office asks all road users for understanding the temporary impairments associated with the construction work and the upcoming closure. Current information on other road construction sites and transport adjustments in the district can be called up on the district office's website. If you want to stay up to date, you will find all the news about ongoing and planned construction measures to get through traffic well.