Road "Am Schlütershof" in Duisburg-Kaßlerfeld under full closure
The Federal Highway Company will commence scaffolding work on Am Schlütershof Street in Kassel on Monday, September 22. During this period, the street will be fully closed in the area below the A40, and the closure is anticipated to last until mid-October 2024.
Despite the closure, the A40 exit to Neuenkamp will not be affected. Vehicles will be rerouted to the Duisburger Harbors or Ruhrort via Am Brink, Marientor, Schifferstraße, Max-Peters-Straße, and Ruhrdeich streets. Detours for vehicles will remain in place until mid-October 2024.
Pedestrians and cyclists can still pass through the closed area, but it is essential to follow the signposted detour routes. The detour route for vehicles, as well as the signposting for pedestrians and cyclists, will remain in place until the completion of the work on Am Schlütershof Street, which is scheduled for mid-October 2024.
The scaffolding work on Am Schlütershof Street is projected to be completed by mid-October 2024. Once the work is finished, the street will reopen, and the detour routes will no longer be necessary.
It is recommended that motorists plan their journeys accordingly and allow extra travel time to reach their destinations. For more information, motorists can check the latest traffic updates on the Federal Highway Company's website or contact their local authorities.
In conclusion, the roadworks on Am Schlütershof Street in Kassel will cause a full closure of the street below the A40, and vehicles will be rerouted to alternative routes. The closure is expected to last until mid-October 2024, but pedestrians and cyclists can still pass through the closed area. The A40 exit to Neuenkamp will not be affected by the closure.
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