Construction site on June 23: Paulinenstraße in Geislingen half closed!

Construction site on June 23: Paulinenstraße in Geislingen half closed!

Geislingen an der Steige, Deutschland - in Geislingen an der Steige it says from June 23, 2025: Be careful! The reason for the increased attention is construction work on the Paulinenstraße, which will lead to a half -side closure. As News.de reports, drivers can expect restrictions on traffic. The passage width is 3.50 meters and is accordingly signposted. This measure is part of greater efforts to modernize the infrastructure in the region.

The continued construction measures on the B 10 also make you take notice. From July 27, 2024, the Geislinger Steige will be completely closed for about six weeks, such as Filstalwelle reported. This is a comprehensive renovation that comprises road covering and the renovation of existing buildings. The construction route extends over three kilometers in a sensitive water protection area.

extensive renovation measures in the region

The planned work is divided into two construction phases, which include several construction phases. The first two construction phases have already been completed, while the third construction phase is currently successful. For the fourth phase, a full closure in both directions is necessary, whereby bus line 46 will end to Amstetten. However, diversions for the flow of traffic and for walking and cycling are set up in order to keep the impairments as low as possible.

investments in the transport infrastructure

These initiatives are part of the country's intensive efforts to maintain and optimize the street infrastructure. In 2023, according to Baden-Württemberg A total of 433 million euros in the renovation of streets, bridges and tunnels. Even higher investments are planned for 2024, so that the road construction projects in the region are still well promoted.

Transport Minister Winfried Hermann emphasizes the importance of these measures - especially after tragic events such as the collapse of the Carol Bridge in Dresden. Maintaining the infrastructure is a fundamentally important task that not only creates security, but also promotes the quality of life.