Extended construction work on St 2165: Traffic chaos between Etterzhausen and Pielenhofen!

Extended construction work on St 2165: Traffic chaos between Etterzhausen and Pielenhofen!

Construction work on state road 2165 between Etterzhausen and Pielenhofen is continuing its progress. The work is currently being extended until October 31, 2025 in order to optimize the traffic flow in this busy region. This is particularly important because the volume of traffic in the area where St 2165 crosses St 2660, the turnoff towards Kallmünz, has increased noticeably, as Nittendorf reports.

A central element of the construction work is the activation of a traffic light system, which will only be put into operation during the work in the intersection area. This measure aims to improve traffic flow on this important road, supported by optimized signal control. Details about the technology of these traffic light systems can be found at Sila Signalbau.

Traffic management and resident access

In addition, access to the Goldberg settlement and the sports field remains possible for residents, although access is only from St 2165. The construction work also includes rock clearing work between Pielenhofen and Duggendorf, the completion of which was delayed by a week. This newly established deadline for rock clearance also applies until October 31, 2025.

The sometimes longer construction times are due to persistent rainfall and the high amount of loose rock. The morning school buses will also be routed through a security post in calendar week 44 to ensure the safety of students during construction work.

Infrastructure trends in context

Current measures to improve transport conditions are also in line with broader trends in infrastructure and transport. According to KPMG, intense competition between governments is expected to attract and retain long-term capital. In the long term, this dynamic could promote efficiency in traffic management and the use of intelligent infrastructure.

In addition, the trend towards digitalization shows that the conditions for creating digital twins that can offer real added value are increasingly present. Such developments are seen as an economic imperative that both increases profitability and contributes to sustainability, which is of central importance in today's transport policy.