Construction work on the A113: Secure the 40 km/h speed limit until June 16th!

Construction work on the A113: Secure the 40 km/h speed limit until June 16th!

The A113 between Adlershof and Rudower Höhe is currently in the first three days of an extensive construction phase that will last from today, June 12th, until June 16th, 2025. How Moz.de reports, drivers must expect a speed limit of 40 km/h in both directions. This measure was introduced to prevent possible damage to cable duct shafts and drainage systems. During the work, only a two-lane section will be available to road users.

From June 16th, traffic will be diverted southbound, but the road will remain two lanes until July 28th. An important detail: The Adlershof exit heading south is closed. The diversions take drivers to the Stubenrauchstraße, Schönefeld-Nord and Schönefeld Süd junctions.

Traffic situation and traffic jams

The construction work is already causing noticeable traffic disruptions. According to current reports Staumelder-karte.de This morning, at 7:20 a.m., there was a 3.9 km long traffic jam on the A113 between Johannisthaler Chaussee and Schönefeld-Nord, which resulted in a loss of time of 3 minutes. The left lane in this area is also closed.

In addition, there are slow traffic conditions between Johannisthaler Chaussee and 0.2 km before Rudower Höhe, which further aggravates the situation. The closure of the left lane between Stubenrauchstrasse and Rudower Höhe Tunnel was also announced early in the morning, which is expected to last until June 20, 2025. It is important to be particularly patient here, as anyone traveling on the A113 could encounter further delays.

Overview of the A113

The A113 stretches over a total length of 19 km from the Neukölln motorway triangle (A100) to the Schönefelder Kreuz (A10/A13). It offers both a development with two lanes in each direction and some sections with three lanes. The increased traffic volumes and the ongoing work are currently making the A113 a bottleneck toll point for commuters and travelers.

Anyone traveling on the A113 in the next few days should consider taking a detour or allowing enough time for their journey. Traffic volumes and construction sites are a cause that affects everyone and can make daily commuting more challenging.