Traffic chaos in Teltow-Fläming: Traffic jam warnings for A10, A12 and more!

Traffic chaos in Teltow-Fläming: Traffic jam warnings for A10, A12 and more!

Heavy traffic on the highways around Teltow-Fläming is causing trouble for commuters and travelers today, July 23, 2025. A current overview of the traffic situation shows that traffic jams and traffic disruptions are the order of the day on several important routes. The data comes from TomTom, which is reliably updated every five minutes using GPS information from millions of mobile devices and road sensors.

The A10, A12, A13 and A113 motorways are particularly affected, as they are all very busy. The flow of traffic on the A10, the southern ring from the Nuthetal triangle to the Spreeau triangle, is affected by gridlocked traffic, with the western A10 to the Spreeau triangle also affected. The A12 has proven challenging as major accidents up to the Polish border could significantly increase travel time.

Details about congestion and traffic conditions

In addition to these serious traffic disruptions, delays are also to be expected on regional federal roads such as the B101, B96 and B246. The B101 from the Berlin city limits to Jüterbog is already showing the first signs of congestion. Changing traffic conditions on the B96, which runs from the Berlin city limits to Baruth, also cause inconveniences.

Current reports include, for example, slow traffic on the A115 between Hüttenweg and the Funkturm triangle, where up to 2 km of traffic jams are reported. There is also a construction site near the Reichpietschufer exit on the B96 where the left lane is closed and repair work is being carried out.

More accurate traffic information

In the early hours of the morning there were already significant disruptions on various routes, for example on the A100, where traffic between Spandauer Damm and Kaiserdamm came to a standstill in both directions. Overall, the reports from Stau.info show that there are repetitive difficulties in various places, such as the A113 from Schönefeld to Neukölln, which make commuting even more difficult.

“Traffic in Numbers”, a standard work from the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMV), also provides interesting insights into the transport infrastructure in Germany. This work is published every year and not only provides information about investments, but also about the mobility and daily traffic behavior of Germans. This makes a constructive comparison of data and dealing with current traffic situations particularly relevant.

The comprehensive data sources and regular updates are important for maintaining a clear overview in the thick of traffic conditions. It is advisable for all road users to plan ahead and, in particular, to take construction sites and traffic jams into account in their journey time. Remember to have a little patience in traffic!

The entire traffic situation and current reports are available on maz-online.de and stau.info. For more in-depth analyzes and statistics, those interested can also view the annual publication at bmv.de see.