Construction work on L3098 Start in Reichenbach: detours and costs!

Construction work on L3098 Start in Reichenbach: detours and costs!

Reichenbach, Deutschland - in Reichenbach it will soon be loud: From Monday, July 21st, the construction work for the roadway renewal of the Landesstraße L 3098 begins. The measure is to be carried out by November 2025 and comprises a total of five construction phases. In particular, the first construction phase between Seifenwiesenweg and "on the gravel hill" is started before the work continues in the last section.

These comprehensive measures are necessary because the road is renewed at around 720 meters. The old asphalt lane is completely milled off and replaced by a new layer of support and a asphalt cover layer. The channel systems are also exchanged over the entire length on both sides. The total cost of the project amounts to around 590,000 euros and are financed by the state of Hesse, as https://mobil.hessen.de/presse/l-3098-waßenenirung-in-Ort- Reichenbach) reports.

The construction work does not come without consequences for traffic: From 13 January to July 4, 2025, the L 3098 was already fully blocked due to renovation work on the drinking water supply in the crossing area of Beedenkirchener Straße / Seifenwiesenweg. The aim was to lay a new drinking water pipe, which was carried out by Nikolaus Kilian GmbH from Fürth. Here, too, diversions and changes in local transport had to be accepted. The Mo2 line was turned on the Felsenmeer and the line 664 was diverted.

Especially for in -depth traffic that weighs up to 3.5 tons, diversions have been set up. Passengers often had to plan additional paths during the construction work to get to their goals. Local residents were asked to keep stopping areas free and to make sure that the vegetation in public space does not become disability.

Security and traffic development in focus

The construction work in Reichenbach is part of a comprehensive approach to improve traffic safety and the flow of traffic. Similar goals were pursued in other regions, such as the renovation of the Burgfelder and Missionsstrasse in Switzerland. Here, wider bicycle tracks and safer pedestrian crossing are intended to increase the safety in road traffic by minimizing the mutual disability of road users, as explained [bs.ch.

For traffic in Reichenbach, it will be an exciting time, as the mix of street work and water pipe renovation shapes the upcoming months. After all, the result should be more fluid traffic and safer roads for all citizens.