Massive traffic restrictions in Lübben: B115 closed from June 23rd!

Massive traffic restrictions in Lübben: B115 closed from June 23rd!

It's that time again: From June 23rd to probably July 4th, 2025, the roundabout on Berliner Chaussee (B115) in Lübben will be closed for repair work. This particularly affects road users who commute through this area. However, the flow of traffic will not come to a complete standstill, as the half-way closure of the road will be regulated by traffic lights so that vehicles can continue to get through in the passable lane, reports LR Online.

Turning onto Wettiner Straße and Schillerstraße is not possible during construction work. This could probably require some redirections. However, the entrances to shops such as Lidl, Edeka and Rossmann remain open, so that shopping opportunities for residents and commuters continue to exist.

Details about the diversions

Traffic diversions are clearly regulated. Driving out of town, drivers can drive from Berliner Chaussee via Hartmannsdorfer Straße and Wettiner Straße to Beethovenweg. For traffic that wants to go into the city, take Beethovenweg to the district office and Schillerstrasse to the Spreewaldklinik Lübben. Drivers use Parkstrasse and Gotthold-Ephraim-Lessing-Strasse. Hopefully, rapid progress will be possible, although there may certainly be some traffic jams during the work.

In addition to the diversion information, it is also important that parking on Beethovenweg will be prohibited from June 23rd. This particularly affects residents and visitors to the surrounding shops and facilities. So it's worth planning well, especially in the first few days of construction work.

Traffic situation on the B115

There are currently no further traffic jams, construction sites or traffic reports on the B115, at least that was the case until June 18, 2025 Traffic jam.info reported. However, past reports indicate that there have always been temporary danger spots. For example, on June 7th, an oil film was reported on the route, which called the police and ambulance to the scene. You should be careful not to get into such situations.

In addition to the ongoing work and the critical points on the B115, it could be interesting for the Lübben region to find out what trends there are in transport policy. The VMZ maintains a large number of projects that deal with traffic planning. An important point here is how the transport network can be coordinated to avoid traffic jams and increase traffic safety. VMZ Berlin has developed numerous solutions for this and shows how important integrated planning is.

Overall, the community of Lübben is facing an exciting time with the upcoming construction work. Anyone who is well informed and plans in good time should be able to cope with the restrictions well. We wish all road users a safe journey!