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Traffic chaos in Grafenau: B533 closed until the end of June due to construction work!
Traffic restrictions in Grafenau until June 27, 2025: Traffic jams due to construction sites on the B533 between Freyung and Hengersberg.
Traffic chaos in Grafenau: B533 closed until the end of June due to construction work!
In Grafenau there are currently significant traffic restrictions on the B533 federal highway, which will last until June 27, 2025. Loud news.de The measures are necessary due to necessary construction site and civil engineering work that extends over a length of 78 meters. This work will take place both on the route from Hengersberg towards Freyung and vice versa.
The construction work began on May 12, 2025 at 11:30 a.m. and from this point on has already led to increased traffic volumes and possibly temporary traffic jams. The sections between the St2132 roundabout and Grafenau are particularly affected. Drivers should prepare for longer journey times.
Current traffic situation
In addition to the construction sites, traffic information services such as stau.info a number of traffic restrictions on the B533. On May 25, 2025, information was given about the clearing of various accident sites between Frauenberg and the junction to Gehmannsberg. These incidents caused temporary traffic disruptions, but these have now been resolved.
In the past few weeks there have been repeated traffic jams, especially between Innernzell and Hilgenreith on the route from Hengersberg to Freyung. Here, vehicles were temporarily backed up for up to 2.1 kilometers, with average speeds of just 6 to 10 km/h and delays of up to 17 minutes.
Long-term measures and technology in traffic management
The current traffic measures in Grafenau are part of a larger context of infrastructure improvements. A report from Bast on the development of innovative technologies in road operations shows how digital infrastructures and modern communication technologies can be used to improve traffic flow. Pilot projects that include AI-supported object recognition and mobile devices should help in the future to optimize traffic organization and improve information bases.
However, the integration of such technological solutions currently requires extensive analysis and precise communication between the various players in traffic management. This could also have an impact on construction sites and traffic disruptions similar to the current situation in Grafenau in the future.