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Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jam alarm on A19 and B103 today!
Current traffic information for Rostock on June 20th, 2025: traffic jams, construction sites and renovation projects on the A19, A20 & B103-B105.
Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jam alarm on A19 and B103 today!
The traffic in and around Rostock is showing its challenging side today, June 20, 2025. Regular traffic jams and high traffic density dominate the streets, and drivers have to prepare for various construction sites and closures. According to the current information from Baltic Sea newspaper The A19 and A20 motorways as well as the B103 and B105 federal highways are particularly affected.
A critical eye should also be cast on Neubrandenburger Straße, where extensive renovation work is planned from February 2025. These are to take place in three phases and are likely to impose significant restrictions on motorists for around nine months. To this end, the Rostock municipal utility is planning to supply district heating to the surrounding residential areas, which will result in additional closures. This is what the current information does Traffic jam card clearly.
Current traffic situation and disruptions
- Ehm-Welk-Straße und Thomas-Morus-Straße / Kranichweg: Zeitverlust von 6 Minuten, Länge 0.4 km.
- B105 zwischen Gelbensande und Bahnhofstraße: 6 Minuten Zeitverlust, Länge 1.8 km.
- Am Eisenwerk und Am Düngemittelkai: 4 Minuten Zeitverlust, Länge 0.3 km.
- Schulstraße und Rostocker Straße (B103): 4 Minuten Zeitverlust, Länge 0.2 km.
- John-Brinckman-Straße und Ferdinandstraße: 3 Minuten Zeitverlust, Länge 0.3 km.
A look at the live map shows that the streets are glowing in orange and red. This indicates heavy traffic and a risk of traffic jams. It looks similar on theB105 between the city motorway and the Warnowtunnel, where an additional time loss of 2 minutes can be expected.
Construction sites and planned work
Numerous construction sites are in full swing in Rostock. The permanent construction work on the bridge in Rennbahnallee at the zoo, which is expected to generate a lot of traffic again until the planned demolition in autumn 2026, means that commuting is not much fun. Another major project is the demolition and subsequent construction of the Western Pomerania Bridge, which is to be implemented over a period of around 15 years.
So before you set off, find out about the latest traffic reports provided by the “TomTom” service. GPS data from millions of users and regular updates every five minutes keep you up to date. Providers such as Google Maps and Apple Maps also offer helpful information to avoid traffic jams and find the optimal route to reach your destination on time.
Have your vehicle ready and be on your guard – there is a lot going on in Rostock today. We wish all drivers a safe and, above all, smooth journey!