In connection with the planned introduction of a change in traffic organization in the area of Wybickiego, Drzymały, Opitza and Brody streets in Bolesławiec, the Municipal Office’s Municipal Services Department informs that traffic in the aforementioned area will proceed as follows:

  • Drzymały Street will be a priority road and one-way street, with traffic traveling from Komuny Paryskiej Street to Karola Miarki Street
  • Opitza Street will remain a priority road, but will become one-way, with traffic traveling from Karola Miarki Street to Komuny Paryskiej Street
  • Brody Street will remain a subordinate road, but will become one-way, with traffic traveling from Komuny Paryskiej Street to Wybickiego Street. On the section from Wybickiego Street to the end of the Primary School No. 4 buildings, the traffic ban will remain in force
  • Wybickiego Street will remain a two-way street: on the section from the entrance from Komuny Paryskiej Street to and including the intersection with Opitza Street, it will be a subordinate road, while at the intersection with Brody Street it will be a priority road. A no-stopping restriction will apply on the right side of the entire length of Wybickiego Street (when viewed from Komuny Paryskiej Street).

The planned date for introducing the new traffic organization is February 1, 2008.

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Updated 2008-01-28, 16:30

As reported by UM press spokesperson Agnieszka Gergont, due to ongoing consultations, the planned date for introducing the new traffic organization in the area of Wybickiego, Drzymały, Opitza and Brody streets will change. The date of introduction of the new organization will be announced at a later time, with appropriate advance notice.

(UM/GA information)