
On Thursday and Friday, drivers can expect new amenities and changes in traffic organization on the section of the S7 route under construction.
AI-generated summary
The final construction works are underway on the section of the S7 expressway between Widoma and Kraków.
Work on the construction of the S7 Widoma–Kraków section is in its final stages.
On Thursday (October 29) around 12:00, the outer lane of the roundabout at the Mistrzejowice II junction will be made available. Traffic from the current road of the former street. Łowińskiego will be divided into two roads leading to and from the roundabout.
The changes will also include the liquidation of the current connection of ul. Nowolipki from ul. Okulickiego - traffic will be transferred to the target route of ul. Nowolipki, leading to the roundabout.
Despite ongoing construction works, two-way traffic will be maintained. On the street Okulicki Street, no changes in traffic organization are planned. The speed limit on the entire section will remain 40 km/h.
On Friday, both S7 roads on the flyover will be opened
The next important change will take place on Friday (October 30) around 10:00. Drivers will be able to use both carriageways of the S7 route at the overpass at the Mistrzejowice junction.
Drivers traveling between Krakow and Warsaw will have two lanes at their disposal in each direction, road engineers inform. The speed limit here will be 80 km/h.
Approximately 400 meters after the Mistrzejowice II junction, traffic from two carriageways will be merged into one, and on the further section to the Nowa Huta junction, traffic organization will remain unchanged. Travel between the S52 and S7 routes, in both directions, will be possible after turning around at the Raciborowice junction.
Opening of the street Łowiński for cars
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Access to the outer lane of the roundabout at the Mistrzejowice II junction on Thursday
Very likely · Within days
Opening of both S7 carriageways on the flyover on Friday
Very likely · Within days

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