Road closure, works or boat malfunction? Find up-to-date traffic information for Texel here. For more information and details, visit https://www.texel.nl/werk-in-uitvoering.

⚠️Road around construction site at corner of Gasthuisstraat and Beatrixlaan closed

Part of Gasthuisstraat (between Beatrixlaan and Schoorwal) and Beatrixlaan near the construction site of the new nursing home will be closed until 31 October. The closure applies from Monday to Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. The closure also applies to cyclists. Through traffic can be diverted via Pontweg and Keesomlaan. The nearby Texelhopper bus stop on Gasthuisstraat cannot be used while the road is closed.

⚠️Waalderstraat closed

Until the end of November, Waalderstraat will be closed between the Bernhardlaan roundabout and Burgerhoutstraat/Albert Heijn. Burgerhoutstraat will also be completely closed to through traffic during the works. Witte Kruislaan will be closed from house numbers 22/29 to 32/37. The closures also apply to cyclists and pedestrians

⚠️Rozendijk closed between Pontweg and Grensweg

The Rozendijk, between Pontweg and the Grensweg exit, is being redesigned. From 22 April onwards, this part of the Rozendijk will therefore be closed to through traffic, including cyclists. Traffic will have to make detours during the closure, for instance via Smitsweg. This closure will last until the end of December.

⚠️Pontweg closed in sections

Until 17 October, Pontweg will be closed from the Pijperdijk junction to De Koog (Epelaan junction). From 27 to 31 October, this same section of road will be temporarily closed again. During the closure, traffic to De Koog can be diverted via Nieuwlanderweg and Ruigendijk.

⚠️Mienterglop closed

Until 17 October, Mienterglop between Kamperfoelieweg and Pijpersdijk will be closed to all traffic. You can take a detour via Pontweg, Dorpsstraat, Kamperfoelieweg.

⚠️Afsluitdijk blockade

An Extinction Rebellion protest is planned for 18 October. The Afsluitdijk will be blocked from 1 p.m. onwards. Please expect delays.

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