A100 restricted: closure of the outer lanes on the Rudolf Wissell Bridge
Structural inspections and repair work lead to two weeks of restrictions on Berlin's longest road bridge.
Quick Look
- Due to structural inspections and the repair of a damaged tendon, the right lanes on Berlin's Rudolf Wissell Bridge (A100) will be closed for two weeks.
- The motorway company recommends avoiding the structure as far as possible.
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Why It Matters
At around 930 meters, the Rudolf Wissell Bridge is the longest road bridge in Berlin and is used by 180,000 vehicles every day. A new replacement building with two separate bridges is already being planned.
The outer lanes of the A100 on the Rudolf Wissell Bridge are temporarily closed. The reason for this is ongoing structural inspections and the repair of a damaged tendon, as the highway company announced. The closure of the right lane should therefore last for two weeks. The company recommends that drivers avoid the bridge if possible.
At around 930 meters, the Rudolf Wissell Bridge is said to be the longest road bridge in Berlin. 180,000 vehicles cross it every day. According to the highway company, a replacement building with two separate bridges is being planned for the structure.
Open Questions
- How much traffic will the closure cause?