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The city of Lübeck has implemented new traffic management measures at its Waste Management Center, effective from August 4, 2025. All deliveries and visits to the center must now use the route through the Semiramis industrial area.
This change aims to better separate commercial delivery traffic from public individual traffic, creating more clarity. The city made this decision in response to changes in traffic safety requirements and increased traffic flow around the area.
The affected facilities include the Niemark Recycling Center, Entsorgung Zentrum Lübeck GmbH, Biomassewerk, mechanical-biological waste treatment plant, and Niemark Landfill.
The authorities have expressed their apologies for any inconvenience during the transition to the new traffic management. Appropriate signage has been posted in advance to help all road users adapt to the changed situation.
Interested parties are encouraged to inform themselves in advance and plan their route accordingly. The website of the Waste Management Department of Lübeck provides further information and a detailed route map.
The new traffic management at the Waste Management Center in Lübeck is part of a broader effort to improve traffic flow and safety in the city. For updates on local Lübeck traffic or recycling center access changes, it is recommended to check Lübeck city official websites, local transport authorities, or recycling center communications.
The city thanks road users for adhering to the new traffic management measures.
As part of the initiative to improve traffic flow and safety in Lübeck, the new traffic management at the Waste Management Center will also affect facilities like the Niemark Recycling Center, Entsorgung Zentrum Lübeck GmbH, Biomassewerk, mechanical-biological waste treatment plant, and Niemark Landfill. To stay informed about the lifestyle changes and updates on local traffic or recycling center access, it's advisable to consider visiting home-and-garden resources like the Waste Management Department of Lübeck's website for more details on environmental-science matters.
