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The construction project on Ullebergsleden in Karlstad aims to improve accessibility and traffic safety through new pedestrian and bicycle paths, a tunnel and a roundabout.
The construction project on the Ullebergsleden will take a year and a half and includes new pedestrian and bicycle paths, a new pedestrian and bicycle tunnel, a roundabout, widening of the current tunnels at the Bergviks roundabout and reinforced water and sewage networks in the area.
For trips to Gräsdalen, traffic is now directed via Skoghallsvägen and onto Ullebergsleden. If you want to go to Bergvik and the commercial area between Gräsdalen and Bergvik, you need to drive in from the north, via the E18 and the Bergvik roundabout. Bus line 4 will change its route, but cyclists will proceed as usual on the trail.
- Unfortunately, you will have to count on queues during rush hour, says Rusman.
Over 7,000 vehicles normally pass the Ullebergsleden every day, much of it heavy traffic. That traffic is primarily directed to the larger exits Bergmotet and Hammaröleden as well as Universitetsmotet.
The measures on the Ullebergsleden should provide better accessibility and traffic safety. The price tag is SEK 84 million.
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