Half-sided closure in Demitz-Thumitz: traffic disabled until September!

Half-sided closure in Demitz-Thumitz: traffic disabled until September!

In Demitz-Thumitz, it will be a little closer on the main street from August 18, 2025 for around three weeks. Because the traffic is blocked on one side in this area due to measures to expand the broadband network. The blocked route affects house numbers 26 to 30 and is to be released again on September 6, 2025. The reason for these measures is the necessary cable laying, which is carried out as part of the civil engineering to improve internet supply in the region. This is what the municipality on its website Demitz-thumitz.de announced.

It is particularly important for residents and road users to observe the new traffic rules. During the construction work, a traffic light control is set up to ensure an orderly flow of traffic and to keep waiting times as low as possible.

Why the broadband expansion is important

The need for broadband expansion has increased significantly in recent years. Especially in rural regions such as Demitz-Thumitz, a stable and fast internet is essential today. The community does everything possible to improve the digital infrastructure. High -speed internet is not only important for companies, but also for citizens who are increasingly dependent on digital services.

With the planned work, the municipality will ensure that citizens can benefit from an improved internet connection in the future. This not only makes the region more attractive for the residents, but could also attract new companies. The progress is therefore desired and must also have its price - in this case temporary traffic impairments.

The municipality asks all those affected for understanding the traffic restrictions and hopes that the work can be carried out quickly and on schedule. For more information, a look at the official homepage of the community is recommended.

The half-side closure is a small but necessary step into a more digital future for Demitz-Thumitz and all its residents.