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In connection with the construction of the high-class cycle path across Alsergrund along Alserbachstrasse and Fuchsthallergasse, the City of Vienna - Road Administration and Road Construction will begin construction of a one-way cycle path on Fuchsthallergasse from Wahringer Gurtel to Lustkandlgasse in the direction of travel towards the city center in the 9th district on Tuesday, July 1, 2025. At the same time, sidewalk extensions will be created on the adjacent side streets to improve traffic safety. Traffic measures: During the work on the connecting lane between the inner and outer Wahringer Gurtel, one lane in each direction will be maintained. The work on Fuchsthallergasse will take place while Fuchsthallergasse is closed between the inner Wahringer Gurtel and Lustkandlgasse. Traffic will be diverted via Wahringer Gurtel and Achamergasse to Lustkandlgasse, with the one-way system on Lustkandlgasse being reversed between Achamergasse and Fuchsthallergasse. Pedestrian traffic will be maintained. Access to the approved parking spaces is possible by car. Further information is available at wien.gv.at/verkehr/strassen and wien.gv.at/verkehr/baustellen or by calling the Roads and Transport Infoline +43 1 955 59. Vienna's major cycle path initiative Vienna's major cycle path initiative continues at full speed! By the end of the legislative period, the Progressive Coalition had implemented or initiated over 250 projects and almost 100 km of the main cycle path network and has already invested around EUR130 million in the expansion of Vienna's cycle infrastructure. More than 50 km of cycle infrastructure have also been implemented in the district network. These intensive efforts are paying off: the number of cyclists is steadily increasing. The proportion of journeys made by bike rose to 11% in 2024 (up from 7% in 2019), as the 2024 modal split survey shows. All information about the cycle path projects can be found at fahrradwien.at