Construction at Clinic Solingen Causes Traffic Delays
In the heart of Solingen, there are some changes to the traffic flow and construction updates at the General Hospital on Gotenstraße.
Starting from April 8, Gotenstraße will be narrowed to one lane in the subsequent curve. This restriction is in place to facilitate the delivery of building materials and the parking of trucks. The one-way traffic flow on Gotenstraße is towards Sachsenstraße.
Similarly, Sachsenstraße has traffic regulations specifically for the delivery of building materials and parking of trucks. The lane restriction and one-way traffic flow on Sachsenstraße are still in effect. However, it's worth noting that the no-parking rule on Sachsenstraße is one-sided, allowing trucks to exit onto Frankenstraße.
The speed limit in Frankenstraße is not explicitly mentioned, but the subsequent street has a speed limit of 30 km/h. Pedestrians are advised to cross the street at the traffic island in front of the hospital's main entrance to ensure safety.
A significant development is the construction of a new car park adjacent to the existing hospital buildings on Gotenstraße. The regulation will be in effect until late July for Gotenstraße, while the traffic regulation on Sachsenstraße is expected to be in effect until late June, differentiating the timelines for these two areas.
The construction work at Solingen Hospital on Gotenstraße does not provide the name of the person or organization leading the project. The sidewalk is closed on the construction site side of the hospital, so pedestrians are encouraged to use alternative routes.
Despite these changes, access to the emergency department and the hospital grounds remains unchanged, ensuring the smooth operation of the vital healthcare services provided by the City Hospital Solingen.
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