Stau-alarm in Greifswald and Usedom: Current traffic information here!

Stau-alarm in Greifswald and Usedom: Current traffic information here!

Greifswald, Deutschland - The current traffic situation in and around Greifswald as well as on Usedom is again an issue for numerous drivers on July 8, 2025. The OZ-Stäumelder offers real-time information about traffic jams, construction sites, accidents and delays that occur on both the A20 and on the federal highways such as the B105, B109, B110 and B111. The data collected comes from motorway and road sensors as well as GPS coordinates that are collected by millions of mobile devices. Thanks to a cooperation with TomTom, a precise data collection can be used here, which is updated every five minutes. In the meantime, manually well -groomed information is also flowing in to minimize possible inaccuracies. A look at the [Ostsee-Zeitung] (https://www.ostsee-zeitung.de/lokales/vorpommern-greifswald/greifswald-u ND-USEDOM-STAUTUAL-SAU-FUER-A209-B10-B10-B10-B111-07-2025-M2LITVGTJ5AHBIXSSN3ONKU2FQ.HTML) shows how important such services are for commuters and travelers.

The traffic jams are not only relevant for Greifswald and Usedom, but also extend across Germany and Europe. Users can easily access the current traffic reports via the Staumelder card and view the situation on their planned route through zooming. It is particularly worth mentioning that the data is also available mobile and that users should check the traffic before starting driving in order to avoid stress. After all, dense rising and abrupt brakes - known as the accordion effect - are common causes of traffic jams, especially during the holiday season, when the school holidays overlap.

tips for coping with stress in traffic jams

traffic jams are not only annoying, they can also provide stress and aggressiveness. In order to make the waiting time more bearable, it is advisable to know the appropriate strategies for avoiding stress. This includes canceling appointments in good time and distracting yourself with music or positive thoughts. Simple stretching exercises or leaving the vehicle, if it is safe, can also help. The ADAC data show that around 723,000 traffic jams were registered in 2023, which means an increase compared to the previous year. The most steady months are traditionally the summer months of May, June and September, and the mostly frequented congestion times are between 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Another important security measure is to form a rescue alley in the traffic jam. With a traffic jam on two lanes, the alley is formed by driving the cars on the left lane to the left and on the right lane to the right. With three or more lanes, the drivers should also keep a alley for rescue vehicles free. This not only makes a contribution to traffic safety, but also ensures that the emergency services can quickly get to your destination.

Overall, the traffic situation is rather tense today, and good planning is the be -all and end -all for all drivers in the region. Look at the latest information regularly to get your destination quickly and minimize traffic jams!