Michael Koch-Straße closed: Asphalting work from June 16!

Michael Koch-Straße closed: Asphalting work from June 16!

in Mattersburg there are extensive road construction work that will affect both drivers and residents. From Monday, June 16 to Tuesday, June 17, 2025, Michael Koch-Straße between the Michael Koch-Straße/Otto Glöckel-Gasse intersection and the Michael Koch-Straße/Judengasse intersection will be completely closed. The work is carried out by the Klöcher Baugesellschaft M.B.H. carried out, which takes care of the urgently needed asphalting.

The full -day block on Monday will mean that affected households have no access to their entrances, garages or parking spaces during the construction work. The municipality of Mattersburg has already announced that the residents will be informed in advance. House owners in particular are located along the affected road.

diversions and accessible areas

The necessary diversions are signposted via Hotterweg, on the railway embankment, Hirtenengasse and Bahnstrasse. During the construction work, the journey for residents in Wedekindgasse will only be possible via the railway road. However, according to the current information, the access to the OMV petrol station remains permitted.

However, the asphalting work is not the only impairments that drivers on Michael Koch-Strasse have to expect. In a larger period from May to June 25, 2025, in addition to total locking, half -side roadblocks with corresponding one -way regulations will also be used. Therefore, traffic disabilities will always occur during this period. Public bus traffic is also partially diverted and replacement stops are set up to ensure the mobility of passengers. These are informed about notices at the stops to ensure a smooth process. [bvz.at reports that ...] (https://www.bvz.at/mattersburg/im-maiund-juni-mattersburg-strasse-in-dernstadt-Standen-an- 472423857)

The residents and drivers in Mattersburg must therefore prepare for changes in road traffic. The effort and patience that you have to raise will ultimately benefit the improvement of the street infrastructure, but until then it says: to re -plan and take detours!