Traffic jam chaos in Prignitz: Current warnings for A14, A19 and A24!

Traffic jam chaos in Prignitz: Current warnings for A14, A19 and A24!

In today's traffic news from September 12, 2025, a comprehensive overview of the traffic situation in Prignitz is presented. Major roads such as the A14, A19 and A24 are currently experiencing significant disruption caused by current traffic jams, roadworks and accidents. The routes between Wittenberge, Perleberg and Pritzwalk are particularly affected, where road users have to expect delays. The service TomTom supports the information by using GPS data from millions of devices and government road sensors. This data is updated every five minutes, allowing for rapid response to changing traffic conditions.

Current traffic conditions indicate that particular attention is recommended to the following road sections:

• A24: Linumer Bruch bis Putlitz
• A19: Wittstock bis Landesgrenze Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
• A14: Grabow bis Karstädt
• B5: Groß Warnow bis Dreetz
• B102: Neustadt (Dosse) bis Hohenofen
• B103: Meyenburg bis Kyritz
• B107: Havelberg bis Pritzwalk
• B122: Alt Ruppin bis Prebelow
• B167: Bückwitz bis Herzberg (Mark)
• B189: Wittenberge bis Wittstock
• B195: Gaarz bis Wittenberge

Construction sites and closures

As the information shows, construction sites should not be underestimated either. The B103 between Kyritz and Kolrep is closed in both directions, while the L143 in the direction of Gumtow is also not passable. There are also changes on the B189 between Wittenberge and Vielbaum, where traffic flow is affected by construction sites. There are also reports of defective vehicles on the A24, which can lead to dangerous situations. It is particularly important to drive carefully between Neustadt-Glewe and Parchim and between Suckow and Putlitz.

Road users in the region should pay attention not only to the main roads, but also to small roads and connections that will be significantly influenced by the construction sites. The regular updates from Viamichelin help you keep an overview and plan possible detours in good time.

Rental cars and payment methods

For travelers who want to stay mobile in the region, renting a vehicle is a practical option. At ADAC You can pay for rental cars via PayPal up to 24 hours before pickup. It is important to note that a credit card in the driver's name must be available for the deposit as cash payment is not accepted. These rules ensure that the rental process runs smoothly for everyone involved.

Finally, I appeal to all drivers to be considerate of one another and to remain relaxed, even if the traffic situation can be challenging. Pay attention to the latest news and plan enough time for your journeys - this will ensure you reach your destination safely!