Schubertstrasse closed: diversion planned from today until October!

Schubertstrasse closed: diversion planned from today until October!

In the period from September 8th, 2025 to October 3rd, 2025, Schubertstrasse in Donaustauf will be closed to through traffic. The reason for this measure is roof work and the installation of a mobile crane. During this time, however, access for residents of Schubertstrasse remains possible.

In order to direct traffic during the closure, a diversion route will be set up via Baronstrasse. The administration has already named contact persons who are available to answer any questions. Mr. Meindl from the Markt Donaustauf construction administration can be reached on 09403-950222.

Traffic management in Donaustauf

The closure of Schubertstrasse could potentially have an impact on road traffic in and around Donaustauf. According to information from ViaMichelin, various traffic indicators can be found on the map, which can provide closed roads, lane restrictions and other relevant information. This visual support allows drivers to quickly understand the condition of the roads - from moving traffic (green) to traffic jams (red) to closed roads (black).

Well-functioning traffic management is essential for optimizing performance and traffic safety. The Bavarian State Building Administration is working intensively on the topic of intelligent traffic management. These concepts are particularly relevant given the increasing costs of new road construction and the limited availability of space.

Global trends in road transport include, among other things, the digital networking of means of transport and communication between vehicles and infrastructure. Automated driving and the need for reliable traffic information are also important. In order to improve traffic flow in Bavaria, the state government is relying on modern traffic control systems and a comprehensive traffic information system with real-time data. In addition, research into new technologies is an important aspect in the development of innovative concepts until they are ready for the market.

Overall, it is clear that the closure of Schubertstrasse is not just a local measure, but is embedded in a larger context of progressive traffic infrastructure management. Citizens and commuters should find out about the diversions in good time and pay attention to the current traffic situation in order to avoid possible delays.

For further information about the closure of Schubertstrasse and the traffic situations in the area, you can read the articles from Donaustauf.de, ViaMichelin and StMB Bavaria consult.