Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites on the A19 and A20!

Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites on the A19 and A20!

Today, June 24, 2025, the traffic situation around Rostock and the neighboring regions is of particular interest. Together with the current traffic jam information, we can get an overview of the best routes and necessary diversions.

Loud Baltic Sea newspaper There are numerous reports of traffic disruptions on the A19, A20, B103 and B105. What is particularly noteworthy is that Neubrandenburger Strasse in Rostock will be renovated in three sections in the foreseeable future, with the southern section possibly starting with restrictions for drivers as early as February 2025, which is expected to last around nine months.

Current traffic reports

The traffic situation has already improved compared to the past few days. For example, the construction site on the A19 between the Rostock and Kavelstorf intersection was removed on June 23rd. This ensures a significant reduction in congestion on routes in the direction of the Wittstock/Dosse triangle. Furthermore, survey work has currently been completed on the A20 between Geschendorf and Anklam, so that the roads here are passable again, as reported by Traffic jam.info prove.

However, there are currently disruptions on the A20 in the direction of Lübeck, as a lane between Dummerstorf and Rostock junction is closed due to accident footage. The roads between Sanitz and Ticino are also temporarily at risk, but the danger has already been largely eliminated.

Long-term construction sites and planned renovations

Insights into the construction work show that Rostock can expect several construction sites in the coming years. The bridge on Rennbahnallee at the Zoo is being rebuilt, with demolition scheduled for fall 2026. Furthermore, the Vorpommern Bridge, which carries the L22 Am Strande over the Warnow, must also be demolished. The goal is to build a new bridge within the next 15 years. Such large-scale projects not only mean investments, but also inconvenience for drivers.

GPS data from millions of devices is used to constantly update traffic data. Loud Baltic Sea newspaper The information can be updated every five minutes, based on data from around 80 million mobile devices and government road sensors.

We recommend that all drivers in and around Rostock continue to be attentive, keep an eye on the reports and, if necessary, consider alternative routes in order to best avoid the upcoming construction sites and traffic disruptions.