Road Update: Closure of 'Staffelstraße' between St. Ingbert and Heckendalheim on L 108 roadway
The State Road Authority (LfS) has announced that the maintenance work on the L 108 between St. Ingbert and Heckendalheim, which was originally scheduled for August 1, 2025, has been delayed. The work is now expected to take place on August 2, 2025.
The delay was primarily due to unforeseen technical difficulties and unfavorable weather conditions that hindered progress. Additionally, supply chain issues caused delays in receiving necessary materials for the repairs.
During the maintenance work, the route will be closed completely. A signposted detour via the L 235, L 111, L 234, and L 107 will continue to be in place. Road users are advised to plan additional travel time for the detour and to pay attention to current traffic reports.
The LfS urges road users to be understanding about the maintenance work and recommends checking with the local transportation department or the official project website for the most current updates.
The maintenance work is expected to take place during the day. The authorities have revised the timeline and now expect the work to be completed by late September 2025, assuming no further complications arise. Local officials have assured residents that efforts are being made to expedite the work and minimize disruption to traffic.
The maintenance work on the L 108 between St. Ingbert and Heckendalheim is being conducted by the State Road Authority (LfS). The LfS advises all road users to be aware of the detour and to drive safely during the maintenance work.
Stay informed and plan your travel accordingly to ensure a smooth journey during the maintenance work on the L 108 between St. Ingbert and Heckendalheim.
- Road users are advised to pay attention to current weather reports as unfavorable weather conditions may further affect the completion of the maintenance work on the L 108.
- The State Road Authority (LfS) notes that additional complications, such as adverse weather conditions, could potentially delay the completion of the maintenance work beyond the revised timeline.
