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Strömsund Bridge Opens for Pedestrian and Bicycle Traffic

Summary by Svt Nyheter
On Thursday, the Swedish Transport Administration announced that the Strömsund Bridge will open to pedestrian and bicycle traffic starting Friday. However, the bridge will remain closed to other traffic. According to the current forecast, the bridge is expected to open to car traffic on January 31 next year.

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On Thursday, the Swedish Transport Administration announced that the Strömsund Bridge will open to pedestrian and bicycle traffic starting Friday. However, the bridge will remain closed to other traffic. According to the current forecast, the bridge is expected to open to car traffic on January 31 next year.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Strömsund Bridge opens to pedestrian and bicycle traffic tomorrow, Friday. But it may not be possible to allow vehicles to pass through until January 31 next year, probably with some form of restriction. “We really understand that it is difficult for those living in the area,” says Theresa Gellerstedt, regional manager at the Swedish Transport Administration.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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The Swedish Transport Administration plans to reopen the Strömsund Bridge to car traffic on January 31, says department head Theresea Gellerstedt at a press conference. "I want to emphasize that this is a forecast," says Gellerstedt. The bridge will open to pedestrians and cyclists tomorrow. The bridge has been closed since September 29 when one person was injured in connection with a heavy transport.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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After a long closure, there is good news from the Swedish Transport Administration. The bridge over Vattudalen in Strömsund will open tomorrow – but not for motorists. As of Friday, October 30 at 1:00 p.m., pedestrians, cyclists and people with mobility aids will once again be able to cross the Strömsund Bridge over Vattudalen. The bridge has been closed due to damage, but the Swedish Transport Administration now estimates that […]

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Svenska Dagbladet broke the news in Stockholm, Sweden on Thursday, October 29, 2026.
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