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Complete closure of Beratzhausener Straße: Important traffic information from November 28th!
From November 28th, 2025, Beratzhausener Straße in Hemau will be completely closed for asphalt work until December 2nd.
Complete closure of Beratzhausener Straße: Important traffic information from November 28th!
From November 28th to December 2nd, 2025, Beratzhausener Straße in Hemau will be completely closed due to asphalt work. This measure is part of the renovation of Schönbergstrasse and the renewal of the road surface on Beratzhausener Strasse. The section between Anton-Scherübl-Straße and Johann-Nepomuck-Müller-Straße is affected. The full closure is in effect, weather permitting, and a diversion has been set up and signposted accordingly. It is important for residents and road users to pay attention to the existing milled edge. However, passage will be made possible by the construction company over the weekend, which will bring some relief.
As a rule, it is recommended to check the current traffic conditions before traveling to Hemau. ADAC offers real-time information about traffic flow, which also includes short-term disruptions. This is particularly important if you want to cross the region during construction work.
Traffic forecasts and disruptions
The ADAC Maps service also provides information about planned construction sites and possible dangerous situations that may occur during the journey. This includes general information about slippery snow, aquaplaning or storm warnings. This information is available not only for motorways, but also for federal highways and urban areas. This ensures that car and truck drivers can hit the road well informed.
For travelers who drive beyond German borders, it is important to find out about toll regulations in other European countries. In many countries there are fees for road use, which are collected in the form of vignettes or route tolls. ADAC Maps enables transparent planning by displaying the costs and duration of toll fees and can also show options for avoiding specific toll routes. Switzerland, for example, requires a year-round vignette, while a 10-day version is also available in Austria. It's worth taking this into account when planning your route.