Rehabilitation of pavement at the Poznań Zachód interchange

On 6 August this year rehabilitation of pavement will commence at the Poznań Zachód motorway interchange at the intersection of the A2 motorway and the S5 and S11 expressways. During the performance of individual stages of rehabilitation works, mandatory diversions will be set in accordance with the approved temporary traffic organization. Drivers are asked to be careful and follow the diversion signs.

In accordance with the long-term investment and rehabilitation schedule, Autostrada Wielkopolska SA i is proceeding to upgrading pavement at the Poznań Zachód motorway interchange. The works will involve replacing the wearing course of the pavement and have been divided into stages in such a way as to minimize difficulties for drivers, and enable a part of traffic to drive through the interchange.

The Poznań Zachód interchange was built in 2012. The pavement rehabilitation at this interchange and other parts of the A2 motorway concession section has been provided for in the long-term maintenance schedule and results from the Company’s care for the high quality of road infrastructure and ensuring the comfort of travel and safety of drivers. After a thorough project planning process, the method of performing rehabilitation works at the Poznań Zachód interchange was agreed upon with the Poznań Municipal Office, the Municipal Roads Administration in Poznań, the Wielkopolskie Provincial Roads Administration and finally approved by the Poznań branch of GDDKiA and the Provincial Police Headquarters in Poznań.

The works will be divided into two stages. The first stage will start on August 6 this year to upgrade motorway entry ramps. At this stage, it will not be possible to enter the motorway from the S11 and S5 roads from the Piła and Wrocław direction. In the second stage, the works will be performed on the motorway exit ramps. Drivers will not be able to exit the motorway to reach the S11 and S5 roads.
Rehabilitation works at the Poznań Zachód interchange are planned to be completed by the end of August this year.