Major traffic disruptions are expected in the Kennedytunnel heading towards Ghent starting tonight at 9 PM. The Agency for Roads and Traffic (Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer) has announced essential repairs that will close two of the three lanes throughout the weekend. Drivers in Belgium should prepare for significant delays, especially on Saturday and Sunday.
- Agentschap Wegen en Verkeer waarschuwt voor hinder
- Kennedytunnel richting Gent deels afgesloten vanaf 21 uur
- Twee van drie rijstroken dicht voor herstellingen
- Verkeershinder duurt het hele weekend lang
- Files van meer dan één uur mogelijk
- Zaterdag en zondag vooral zware verkeersdrukte
With the announcement made on 2025-06-20 16:40:00, commuters face potential congestion exceeding one hour. How will this affect daily travel plans? And what alternatives can drivers consider to avoid the worst jams?
Understanding the scope of these closures is vital for anyone travelling through this key route. Let’s explore the impact and what you can do to minimize inconvenience.
Why is this repair causing such extensive disruption? The Kennedytunnel is a crucial artery for commuters and freight transport. Closing two lanes out of three drastically reduces capacity, leading to bottlenecks. Key points to consider:
- Lane closures start at 21:00 on Friday and last all weekend.
- Peak delays are expected on Saturday and Sunday, with queues over an hour.
- Alternative routes or travel times could ease congestion.
- Stay updated with real-time traffic info from local authorities.
As the repairs progress, staying informed and flexible with travel plans will be essential. Could this weekend be the perfect time to explore alternative routes or adjust your schedule? Keep an eye on updates and drive safely.
