Wemding: Refurbishment of Monheimer Straße completed prematurely!

Wemding: Refurbishment of Monheimer Straße completed prematurely!

Wemding, Deutschland - Finally the time has come: Monheimer Strasse in Wemding will be accessible again from Tuesday, June 17, 2025. As Donau-Ries Aktuell , a 400 meter long section between the ball area and the outcome towards Monheim in need of renovation was in need of renovation. The work that started on June 10th ran faster than planned and could be completed one day before the time frame.

The goal of the renovation was clearly defined: in addition to the removal of existing damaged areas, driving quality should also be improved in order to reduce maintenance costs in the future. A measure that is of great importance for both residents and road users. Thanks to the committed work, traffic can soon flow quickly again. On Wednesday, June 18, road users will only be affected by the remaining work on the marking.

traffic infrastructure in focus

While street work progresses in Wemding, the overarching transport infrastructure in Germany is also being put to the test. According to a current study by the German Institute for Urban Studies (Difu) from 2023, there is considerable need for action. As the ADAC , around 372 billion euros are necessary to maintain and expand the rails and the streets by 2030. A third of the streets are now in a poorly maintained state, and every second street bridge needs renovation work.

The high investment requirement for various infrastructure projects is particularly striking. Around 283 billion euros are planned for the catch-up and replacement requirements of the street infrastructure alone. This illustrates the urgent need to not only create new projects, but also to maintain the inventory efficiently in order to ensure traffic safety in the long term.

construction work in the region

Another example of important renovation work is the B 12 between the Hohenlinden junction and the “24/6 construction site” roundabout. Here, too, extensive construction measures are underway to make the busy route safe and usable again. According to State Building Office Rosenheim , the B 12 will be fully blocked from May 5 to 28, to expand asphalt deck and binding shifts.

Especially in times when the traffic rolls over 10,000 vehicles a day on these routes, such measures are essential. Here, too, it is important to maintain residual traffic as far as possible and to make the cycle paths usable during the work. The road users are asked to bring patience with them, while their security comes first.

The upcoming changes in the transport network are therefore a clear indicator for those responsible to face the challenge of the transport infrastructure. It remains exciting to observe how the situation in the region is developing and how many other measures are necessary to keep the streets safe and modern.