The Hérault Department is carrying out new work on the Béziers ring road to increase its fluidity. New stage: the passage of 2×2 lanes to the Maraussan interchange and the creation of the Ardide roundabout. Traffic should only be interrupted at night.
End of work on the Béziers ring road in 2026. ©AstroStar-Shutterstock
From here 2026, the Béziers ring road will circle the city completely, a 2×2 lane peppered with crossroads and roundabouts. “With this development, the Department is equipping the city with an efficient road, capable of improving the daily life of Biterrois residents. […] It is a strong commitment from the Department, with a total investment of 99 million euros for the entire Béziers bypass,” declares Kléber Mesquida, president of the Department of Hérault.
The Béziers ring road will pass under the roundabout
Knowing that 34,000 vehicles and 2,000 heavy goods vehicles use the Béziers ring road every day, the community hopes improve traffic flow and improve safety by standardizing the bypass into 2×2 lanes. For this, it has started large-scale work since September 2023. Thus, after the creation of 2×2 lanes between the La Devèze interchange and the Vincent-Badie roundabout, the construction equipment is now tackling, to the West, to the construction of the Ardide roundabout, in elevation. At this precise location, two structures will be erected to allow the ring road to pass under the roundabout and to connect to the RD 64. A second infrastructure of this type will be built on the ring road: the Mediterranean roundabout. At the same time, work will progress on the RD 612 for its 2×2 track configuration.
During the construction site, traffic on the ring road will be maintained in both directions traffic, but speed will be reduced. However, some work will require its closure; they will be carried out at night to minimize the inconvenience caused.
2023-10-03 15:45:55
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