R.hein-Main ⋅ With up to 200,000 vehicles on the A 3 and A 67 every day, the Mönchhof triangle is one of the busiest sections of the Hessian motorway. And at least for the foreseeable future, traffic planners don’t expect there will be fewer cars or even trucks at this point in the booming Rhine-Main area, in close proximity to Frankfurt Airport. In this way, the new two-lane connecting ramp, intended to channel the flow of traffic from the A3 from Frankfurt to the A67 to Darmstadt, is more than just a reinforced concrete bridge structure. Rather, the modified access road in combination with significantly longer thread lanes should ensure that in the future there will be “significantly less backlog” in the Mönchhof triangle. This is what Alexander Pilz of Autobahn West GmbH said Wednesday during a final inspection of the section before the opening of traffic scheduled for Thursday.
