Traffic turnaround in Osnabrück: B214 renovation brings major diversions!

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From September 22, 2025, new traffic routes will apply in Osnabrück. Roadworks on B214 and L85 lead to diversions.

Ab dem 22. September 2025 gelten neue Verkehrsführungen in Osnabrück. Straßenarbeiten an B214 und L85 führen zu Umleitungen.
From September 22, 2025, new traffic routes will apply in Osnabrück. Roadworks on B214 and L85 lead to diversions.

Traffic turnaround in Osnabrück: B214 renovation brings major diversions!

Watch out, drivers! From today, September 22nd, 2025, there will be a new traffic route on Vehrunger Landstrasse in Osnabrück. This is happening as part of the extensive renovation work on the B214 in Holdorf. These are loud NOZ in direct connection with the necessary diversions that will come into force in the coming weeks.

The roadway is being resurfaced on the B214 between Badbergen-Grönloh in the Osnabrück district and the Holdorf junction (Vechta district). The work begins today and is expected to last until the end of November, with the entire route of around 3.6 km being completely closed. This also reports Niedersachsen.de.

Detours and construction site information

The renovation work will be divided into two sections, with the first diversion routes already in place. The diversion takes you via Holdorfer Chaussee (L 75) to Badbergen-Wehdel and further via Pickerdamm / Badberger Straße (L 861) to Dinklage. From there it goes back to Holdorf via Hörster Allee, Holdorfer Straße and Dinklager Straße (L 849). The diversions are clearly signposted so that road users should not get into difficulties.

An alternative diversion route will be determined for the second construction phase. The details will be announced in a further press release. At this point it is important to thank the residents and road users for their understanding and to point out the importance of increased attention in the construction site area.

Sustainability in renovation

A particularly interesting aspect of this renovation is the use of low-temperature asphalt. This not only ensures a significant reduction in emissions, but also has an installation temperature that is at least 20 °C lower than conventional hot mix. The entire construction costs almost one million euros, which is financed by the Federal Republic of Germany.

If you want to use your vehicle in the affected areas, you should be prepared for delays and diversions. The ticker, which provides information about current traffic reports, is a helpful resource for everyone on the road. As always: keep your eyes open and drive safely!