Editing Leipzig (section)

===Road===

[[File:Karte Mitteldeutsche Schleife.png|thumb|Leipzig's road network]]

Several federal motorways pass by Leipzig: the [[Bundesautobahn 14|A 14]] in the north, the [[Bundesautobahn 9|A 9]] in the west, and the [[Bundesautobahn 38|A 38]] in the south. The three motorways form a triangular partial ring of the double ring Mitteldeutsche Schleife around Halle and Leipzig. To the south towards Chemnitz, the [[Bundesautobahn 72|A 72]] is also partly under construction.

The [[Bundesstraße|federal roads]] [[Bundesstraße 2|B 2]], [[Bundesstraße 6|B 6]], [[Bundesstraße 87|B 87]], [[Bundesstraße 181|B 181]], and [[Bundesstraße 184|B 184]] lead through the city area.

The ring road (Innenstadtring), which corresponds to the course of the old city fortification, surrounds the city centre of Leipzig, which today is largely traffic-calmed.

Leipzig has a dense network of [[carsharing]] stations. Additionally, since 2018 there is also a stationless car sharing system in Leipzig. Here the cars can be parked and booked anywhere in the inner city without having to define a specific car or period in advance. Finding and booking is done via a smartphone app.

Leipzig is one of the few cities in Germany with [[vehicle for hire]] services that can be booked via a [[mobile app]]. In contrast to taxicab services, the start and destination must be defined beforehand and other passengers can be taken along at the same time if they share a route.