Naurod's Rudolf-Dietz-Straße to close for three weeks over utility work

A full roadblock hits Naurod as crews tackle critical utility work. Commuters face detours, but pedestrians stay unaffected—here's what you need to know.

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2026 February 14 . 3:17 AM

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The image shows a busy street with a sign that reads "Danger Heavy Equipment Crossing" on the side... — The image shows a busy street with a sign that reads "Danger Heavy Equipment Crossing" on the side of it. There are vehicles driving on the road, people walking on the footpath, and electric poles with wires on the right side. In the background, there are buildings under construction, trees, and a sky with clouds.

Naurod's Rudolf-Dietz-Straße to close for three weeks over utility work

Rudolf-Dietz-Straße in Naurod will close completely for nearly three weeks. The shutdown starts on Monday, February 23, and is expected to last until around Saturday, March 14. Essentials utility connection work at house number 8 is the reason for the disruption.

The full closure affects all vehicles at the junction near house number 8. Drivers are being warned to plan ahead, as delays are likely—particularly during rush hours. The city has asked motorists to allow extra travel time or choose different routes.

Cyclists will need to detour around the blocked section. Pedestrians, however, can still use their usual paths without interruption. No official alternative routes have been suggested for drivers or cyclists.

The work is scheduled to finish by mid-March, weather permitting. Until then, traffic in the area will face disruptions. Authorities have urged patience while the essential connections are completed.