A collision occurred... - A24 was shut down on Tuesday to conduct necessary repairs.
Following a blaze involving three vehicles on the A24 route to the east of Hamburg, roadwork started at around 7:00 am on Tuesday. This section, between Hornbek and Gudow, leading to Berlin has been fully shut down, according to an official police statement. The closure is anticipated to last until 6:00 pm. However, the complete reopening of the lane won't happen until Thursday morning at 7:00 am.
Incidentally, on Friday afternoon, a few kilometers prior to the border between Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, three trucks hit by fire. It is reported that a man incurred minor injuries during the mishap. The fire's impacts on the road's surface exceeded earlier expectations - hence, the repair work will likely take a longer duration.
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- Despite the accident-free journey thus far, traffic in Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania was disrupted last Friday due to a three-vehicle collision.
- The police in Hamburg are currently investigating an accident that took place at the Gudow train station, disrupting the usual traffic flow.
- In response to the extended repair work following an accident on the A24, commuters from Schleswig-Holstein to Berlin have been advised to take alternative routes.
- The police in Berlin reported another accident on the outskirts of the city, causing a delay in the repair work on the A24 that was supposed to be completed by Thursday morning.
- It was unfortunate that during the repair work on the A24, due to a previous accident, an additional mishap occurred, resulting in further delays and requiring additional police and repair work.
Source: www.stern.de
