Dangers on the A9: Lots of traffic jams at the start of the holiday in Saxony-Anhalt!

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Autumn holidays in Saxony-Anhalt begin on October 10, 2025. ADAC warns of traffic jams, especially on the A9. Tips for getting around.

Herbstferien in Sachsen-Anhalt beginnen am 10. Oktober 2025. ADAC warnt vor Staus, besonders auf der A9. Tipps zur Umfahrung.
Autumn holidays in Saxony-Anhalt begin on October 10, 2025. ADAC warns of traffic jams, especially on the A9. Tips for getting around.

Dangers on the A9: Lots of traffic jams at the start of the holiday in Saxony-Anhalt!

Autumn holiday season in Saxony-Anhalt: On October 10, 2025, many families here will also start their well-deserved break. However, the ADAC Lower Saxony/Saxony-Anhalt is facing a challenging traffic situation, which is characterized by numerous construction sites, especially on the A9. This highway is one of the region's main travel arteries and current warnings of traffic restrictions should be taken seriously. The traffic situation is particularly tense on weekends when the weather is nice, as a lot of excursion and tourist traffic is expected. The ADAC therefore advises taking advantage of off-peak times and finding out about alternative routes in advance to avoid traffic jams and waiting times. MZ reports that...

A look back at the 2025 summer holidays shows encouraging developments: Compared to the previous year, Saxony-Anhalt experienced a noticeable relaxation on the motorways. The ADAC only counted 772 traffic jams during the summer holidays, which represents a decrease of 1,091 compared to the previous year. The total length of the traffic jams also fell from 2,146 to 1,499 kilometers. A significant factor in this decline was the completion of several large construction sites, including on the A2 on the state border with Lower Saxony.

Current traffic situation on the A9

The traffic service stau.info is currently reporting problems on the A9. For example, there is a broken truck between Hormersdorf and Schnaittach that is blocking the hard shoulder. There were also reports on the Munich-Nuremberg route, but these have now been lifted. Nevertheless, the A9 remains a critical route with a high risk of traffic jams, as construction sites and other traffic obstacles affect several sections. Current information about the A9...

The risk of traffic jams is not just a challenge on the A9. The ADAC expects busy traffic and various traffic jams between October 10th and 12th, especially through distant travel destinations in hiking areas in the Alps or around the North and Baltic Seas. The period coincides with the autumn holidays, which have begun in several federal states such as North Rhine-Westphalia, Lower Saxony and Rhineland-Palatinate. In addition, weather-related disruptions such as fog cannot be ruled out at 1,230 construction sites on the highways. ADAC informs that…

It is advisable for drivers who are setting off on their journey to consult the current traffic reports before setting off in order to identify possible obstructions in good time. These days you should also prepare for rising temperatures in the higher altitudes of the Alps, as winter tires are recommended.

With these tips and information, travelers will be well prepared to enjoy the wonderful autumn holidays without worries - despite the challenges that traffic brings. Have a good trip and safe travels!