Traffic update: Premature removal of closure on A565 road in Bonn
Scoop! Bonn's A565 Reopens Early on the Weekend
Breaking news! The full closure of the A565 between Bonn-Nord and Bonn-Poppelsdorf will end this Saturday evening! Yep, you read that right. Traffic's headed back onto this stretch five days earlier than initially planned, according to the Autobahn GmbH. The reason? A fast-paced demolition of the Endenicher Ei bridge, that's what!
Buckle Up, Bonn![Endenicher Ei Bridge Project]
Just a quick recap - remember the Endenicher Ei bridge project? It started in October 2023 and was meant to run till spring 2027. But here we are in 2025, and it's ahead of schedule! The project's been a rollercoaster, with more personnel, materials, and a sprinkle of good weather helping it progress more swiftly than expected.
Demolition work even took place over the weekends, pulverizing the northern part of the Endenicher Ei bridge and the supporting walls between the parts. In the direction of Meckenheim, the road was lowered, and a new gabion retaining wall was built at the Endenich exit. Pheww!
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This Saturday at 8 PM, it's lights, camera, action! Traffic resumes on the A565, reducing those painful commutes for Bonn-bound travelers. Bonus? Less traffic congestion means fewer delays, faster travel times, and happier drivers!
You can bet we'll be covering the reopening in more detail right here, and you can tune into our radio station for the latest updates. Keep an eye out for moreoney, Bonn!
Source: Autobahn GmbH
The Endenicher Ei bridge project, which started in October 2023 and was initially planned to last until spring 2027, is now ahead of schedule due to a faster pace prompted by more personnel, materials, and favorable weather conditions.
With the A565 reopening on Saturday at 8 PM, commuters in Bonn can expect fewer delays and faster travel times, as well as a reduction in traffic congestion, thanks to the project's earlier-than-expected completion.
