Federal Highway 486

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Bundesstrasse 486 in Germany
Federal Highway 486
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Course of the B 486
Basic data
Operator: GermanyGermany Federal Republic of Germany
Overall length: 33 km

State :

Course of the road
Locality Rüsselsheim am Main B43 B519
Junction (2)  Rüsselsheim -EastA67
Locality Mörfelden- WalldorfB44
Junction (24)  Langen / MörfeldenA5 E451
Motorway junction Langen- Oberlinden
Motorway junction Langen air traffic control
Motorway junction Long- Nordend
Motorway junction long -Innenstadt
Junction (20)  Long A661
Bypass Dreieich - Offenthal bypass 
Locality Rödermark- Urberach
Junction Eppertshausen triangle B45
  • Under construction
  • In planning
  • Traffic control system
  • The federal highway 486 (abbreviation: B 486 ) is a German federal highway in Hesse ; it runs through the Frankfurt am Main area .

    History / other

    The road between Rüsselsheim , Mörfelden and Langen was expanded into a Chaussee between 1829 and 1831 . A decade later, between 1841 and 1845, the eastern section of the route from Langen via Dreieich - Offenthal , Urberach , Eppertshausen and Münster to Dieburg was given a solid road surface.

    The federal highway 486 was set up in the mid / late 1960s to improve the network of federal highways in the Frankfurt am Main area.

    Planning and construction

    After many years of planning, the around 3.35 kilometers long Dreieich-Offenthal bypass was opened to traffic on December 13, 2013. Up until then, up to 30,000 vehicles drove through town every day. The junction B 486 / L 3317 in particular was congested during peak traffic times. Long traffic jams regularly formed. By autumn 2014, the connecting areas between the old B 486 and the new bypass road as well as the approximately 660 meter long eastern spline of the L 3001 coming from Dietzenbach should be ready.

    There are also plans to widen the B 486 between Langen (junction to Egelsbach: Princess-Margaret-Allee, K168) and the junction to the federal motorway 5 to four lanes. The plan approval procedure is in progress (as of May 2014)

    literature

    • A. Kurt: On the history of roads and traffic in the country between the Rhine and Main. Dissertation at the University of Frankfurt in 1956.

    See also

    Individual evidence

    1. Hessen Mobil press release of December 13, 2013: State Secretaries Jan Mücke and Steffen Saebisch open the B486 Dreieich / Offenthal bypass for traffic ( memento of January 16, 2014 in the Internet Archive ), accessed on January 15, 2014
    2. Planners stick to four tracks