Roads closed, trains and buses cancelled on 1st May

With the cycle race “Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt” taking place in Oberursel on Tuesday, 1st May, 2018, a number of roads will be closed with changes to public transport services as well.

The following roads will be closed between approximately 9am until 2pm:

  • The Elite group pass the U-Bahn level crossing on the Hohemarkstraße during the cycle race Rund um den Finanzplatz Eschborn-Frankfurt on Thursday, 1st May, 2014.Homburger Landstraße travelling towards Oberursel
  • Nassauer Straße
  • Feldbergstraße
  • Eppsteiner Straße
  • Marktplatz
  • Am Rahmtor
  • Oberhöchstadter Straße from the junction with the Füllerstraße towards Oberhöchstadt
  • L 3015 to Oberhöchstadt
  • Altkönigstraße
  • Borkenberg
  • Hohemarkstraße between the Borkenberg and the Hohemark
  • Kanonenstraße
Many other roads will be inaccessible, even if they are themselves not being used for the race.
Anyone travelling on Tuesday should plan their journey in advance to avoid problems due to the closures, or park their car outside of the area in advance as police have said that once the roads are closed they will not be able to make any exceptions, although emergency services will still have access to all parts of the town.
Unlike previous years, Stierstadt and Weißkirchen will not be cut off completely, and will be accessible via the Frankfurter Landstraße / Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße, and leaving the town from these parts will be possible by using the Homburger Landstraße to reach the A661.
Public transport

The U-Bahn U3 will terminate at “Bahnhof Oberursel” between 8.30am and 2.30pm.  There will be no trains between the station and the “Hohemark” end of the line.

Buses 41, 42 and 43 will not be running until 2.19pm.

Swimming pool

As the TaunaBad car park will be inaccessible to road traffic for part of the day, the pool will remain closed.

 

About Graham Tappenden

Graham Tappenden is a British ex-pat who first came to Oberursel in 1993 and returned with his family to live there in 2003. He has been writing for AllThingsGerman.net since 2006. When not writing blog posts or freelancing for the Oberurseler Woche he works as a self-employed IT consultant solving computer problems and designing websites. In 2016 he gained German citizenship.

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