ADAC warns: Long traffic jams in vacation around Berlin await!

ADAC warns: Long traffic jams in vacation around Berlin await!

Forst, Deutschland - Summer in Germany finally moves in with all its joys, but the traffic situation on the streets could be a little clouded for many. The ADAC warns of long waiting times and increased traffic jams, since vacation traffic is increasingly increasing around Berlin and in Brandenburg. As the Berliner Zeitung have already been seven federal countries. Vacation time is also announced in the Netherlands and Scandinavia. So the streets are full and there are some challenges on us.

Particular attention is paid to traffic disruptions at the German-Polish borders. Longer waiting times are expected there, since border controls have been introduced again since July. The A11 in pomeelles, the A12 in Frankfurt (Oder) and the A15 in Forst (Spree-Neisse) could stand out as particularly affected transitions. Drivers should prepare for uncomfortable waiting times because the traffic volume increases significantly for the coming days. On the last weekend in July, traffic jams will certainly occur, while the summer holidays in Berlin start on July 25th and start the first waves of return.

traffic forecasts and stammering

not only in Berlin and Brandenburg, the traffic rolls cumbersome. A look at the adac maps shows that the traffic situation is also tense in other parts of Germany. The forecasts for the coming days indicate an increase in summer travel traffic. In particular, the wave of travel from North Rhine-Westphalia and the north of the Netherlands is classified as critical. The holidaymakers are on the road, and day trippers and short -time -consuming worries for knot points on the highways.

The risk of traffic jams is not limited to the tour events. Many returnees from their summer holidays can also ensure bottlenecks on the home traveler routes. An increase in traffic jams can be expected this coming weekend - especially on Friday afternoons, Saturday morning and Sunday afternoons. Drivers are well advised to make their travel dates and routes flexible and prefer to be on the road from Monday to Thursday to avoid the rush hour.

construction work and truck driving bans

A look at the construction sites has also shown that over 1200 construction work on German highways remain active during the summer trip. Particularly heavily frequented routes such as the A1, A3, A5, A7 and many others will be affected by the construction work. In addition, the summer travel ban for trucks over 7.5 tons on Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

In addition, some full closures have been announced that the travelers should consider. Among other things, the A4 at Kirchheimer Dreieck will be closed on July 18 from 11 p.m. to 7 p.m. 7 a.m. So if you are traveling on one of the German motorways in the coming days, you should use the fixed route planning and current ADAC traffic information to avoid unpleasant surprises.