Brussels(The Brussels Morning Newspaper): The Revers-Centrumtunnel in Brussels will be closed from July 22 to August 31 for essential maintenance causing significant traffic disruptions. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes like the A12 or N2 and consider public transport.
The Reyers-Centrumtunnel in Brussels which is an important entry point from the east at the end of the E40 will be shut down for the whole summer break. They’re closing it to do necessary maintenance and renovation work to make the tunnel safer and better. They’ll be fixing the structure updating safety systems and improving the lighting and air circulation. They haven’t said exactly when it will reopen.
Will the closure of the Reyers-Centrumtunnel in Brussels lead to significant traffic disruptions this summer?
The closure of the Reyers-Centrumtunnel in Brussels will cause big traffic problems especially for drivers coming from the E40 who usually go through this tunnel to get into Brussels. They’re suggesting drivers use other roads like the A12 or N2 which might get busier because of this. The city will put up signs showing detours and give updates to help people find their way around the closed tunnel. It has been said that using public transport could also be a good option for commuters during this time. It’s best for travelers to keep up with local traffic news and city updates to avoid any issues with their plans.
By picking a time when there are fewer cars the authorities want to make sure the closure doesn’t mess up everyone’s daily trips and travel plans.
