Traffic chaos in the Dahme-Spreewald: Traffic jam updates for A10, A12 and A13!

Traffic chaos in the Dahme-Spreewald: Traffic jam updates for A10, A12 and A13!

Today, October 27, 2025, the traffic situation in Dahme-Spreewald is a hotly debated topic. How [maz-online.de](https://www.maz-online.de/mobilitaet/regional/aktuelle-verkehrslage-in-dahme-sp reewald-traffic-traffic-warnings-for-a10-a12-a13-and-a113-on-27-10-2025-URAJLWTNWFG47LREJYKT3LMD4E.html) reported, numerous streets and highways are affected by traffic jams, construction sites and accidents. The current traffic conditions are constantly updated through cooperation with TomTom, a provider of navigation systems. TomTom uses GPS data from millions of devices as well as information from over 80 million mobile phone users and official road sensors. Updates occur every five minutes, providing a forward-looking source of information for commuters and travelers.

Drivers have to expect delays, especially on the A10, A12, A13 and A113 motorways. The southern and eastern ring of the A10, from the Nuthetal triangle to the Spreeau triangle, also shows bottlenecks. TomTom data also reports major accidents on the A12, which can reach as far as the Polish border. The already busy BER motorway access road from Neukölln to the Schönefeld triangle, the A113, also causes additional nerves for drivers in this region.

Federal roads affected

But it's not just the highways that are affected: the federal highways in the area are also experiencing treacherous traffic conditions. The B101, B96 and B115, among other things, are characterized by traffic jams and delays. The B101 stretches from the city limits of Berlin to Jüterbog and could be borderline, while the B96 leads from Berlin to Baruth and also progresses at a more leisurely pace. Drivers should be more considerate and patient here.

Anyone who wanted to get into the traffic on the A3 between Passau and Nuremberg at 3:15 a.m. today was lucky that no current danger reports were issued, as verkehrsinformation.de notes. However, there is information about recently canceled reports that indicate accidents and can sometimes interrupt road users' travel plans. These reports concern, among other things, the A3 between Oberölsbach and Altdorf/Burgthann, as well as various sections between Nuremberg, Erlangen and Munich.

Statistics on the traffic situation

A comprehensive source on the subject of traffic is the statistical handbook “Traffic in Numbers”, which is published annually by the Federal Ministry of Transport. It offers in-depth insights into traffic events in Germany and the EU. According to kba.de, the current edition for 2024/2025 was published in February 2025 and costs 69 euros in printed form. The handbook has established itself as an important tool for companies and political decision-makers over the last 40 years. The next edition is expected in spring 2026 and thus offers an exciting perspective on future developments in the transport sector.

Overall, it appears that the traffic situation in Dahme-Spreewald, as well as on the surrounding motorways and federal highways, is currently tense. It remains to be hoped that the situation will ease soon and everyone who is on the streets will reach their destination safely.