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Mega traffic jam weekend is coming! Travel so calmly in the south!
Find out everything about the traffic jam forecasts for the travel weekend in Frankfurt (Oder) and helpful tips for drivers.
Mega traffic jam weekend is coming! Travel so calmly in the south!
The coming weekend from June 13th to 15th, 2025 will be marked by heavy travel traffic in Germany. As the N News According to reports, heavy traffic and numerous traffic jams are expected, although the situation is likely to be a little more relaxed than during the Whitsun holidays. The road situation will be particularly tense in southern Germany, especially in Bavaria and Baden-Württemberg, as the Whitsun holidays are currently underway here. The summer holidays are also beginning in Sweden and Italy, which could further increase travel traffic.
A large number of construction sites – around 1,100 on German motorways – cause additional complications. Motorways at risk of traffic jams include the A1, A2, A3, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9 and A99 around Munich. Several full closures on the highways mentioned could further slow down traffic, meaning travelers have to expect longer waiting times.
Travel and border crossings
As the ADAC Maps shows, international holiday routes in particular are heavily burdened. Traffic on the Brenner and Tauern motorways as well as the Fernpass, Gotthard and Rhine Valley routes will increase noticeably. There are construction sites and exit closures, especially in Tyrol, which further worsen the traffic situation. Stricter entry controls have been in effect at the German borders since May 2025, which could also cause delays. Travelers at crossings such as Suben (A3) or Walserberg (A8) should make sure they have valid ID cards or passports, as driving licenses are not sufficient as an entry document.
Waiting can become a game of patience at border crossings such as Ludwigsdorf (A4), Frankfurt/Oder (A12) and Forst (A15). The ADAC advice recommends finding out about current traffic reports and waiting times before you start your journey in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Tips for a relaxing road trip
With the increased traffic volume in the coming weeks, the ADAC experts recommend carrying enough water and light snacks for the journey and not setting the air conditioning too cold in order to prevent circulatory problems. Travelers should also plan breaks in the shade and keep the children entertained. Sun protection for back seat passengers is also important.
It is advisable to use the cooler morning or evening hours when planning trips. Those too Travel reporter point out that on Friday commuter and tourist traffic will increase particularly in the early lunch hours, which can lead to slow-moving traffic on highways and in metropolitan areas. On Saturday mornings, the holiday routes towards the south and the coast are particularly busy, which is why flexibility when traveling is definitely an advantage.
In summary, travelers traveling on German roads this coming weekend should be prepared for a challenging but well-planned journey. However, with the appropriate know-how and a little patience, the start of your summer vacation can be a wonderful experience.