Montanstrasse in Amberg: Important closure from June 13th!

Montanstrasse in Amberg: Important closure from June 13th!

In the charming city of Amberg, there are currently some changes in traffic flow that should keep an eye on all drivers. From June 13th to July 2, 2025, Montanstrasse will be closed on half -sided. This measure affects the section between Hammermeisterstraße and Gießerstraße. The reason for the blocking is to set up a construction site that aims at the good development of the infrastructure. During this time, however, access for residents up to the construction site remains possible. If you want more information, you can read it on the website of the city of Amberg

But that's not the only challenge for drivers in the region. There is currently a report on objects on the road at the A6 Pilsen → Nuremberg at Amberg-West, which should provide additional attention. You have to say that it is a bit like the encouragement of fates - while the construction work is pending, the traffic disabilities are not long in coming. Overall, the traffic situation is quite dynamic today. For example, on the A93 Regensburg → Weiden , a hardship blocking between Schwarzenfeld and Nabburg was removed, which is a small ray of hope.

traffic situation in Amberg and the surrounding area

A look at the Traffic information shows that there are also some reported disturbances on other streets in the area. For example, there is no danger on the B85 Cham → Amberg , and the road is free again. Another important detail: the traffic on the A6 is very viscous at various points, especially between the rest areas of the Laubenschlag and Oberpfälzer Alb Nord, which puts the patience of travelers to the test. The rule of up to 19.9 km between Schmidgaden and the rest area is the rule, which reduces the average speed to hardly more than 18 km/h.

In order to avoid temporal losses, a look at the Interactive Stauarte , which offers real-time data on traffic disabilities, construction sites and accidents. The obviously color -coordinated code of the map shows fine woven details - from fluent traffic in green to red marked traffic jams that indicate staggering traffic. So if you are on the streets of the Upper Palatinate, keep your eyes open and best plan a little more time to experience no nasty surprises.