Stau-chaos at Pentecost: vacationers have to be patient on long distances!

Stau-chaos at Pentecost: vacationers have to be patient on long distances!

With the Pentecost weekend in front of the door, road users in Bremen and Lower Saxony face each other. On Friday, June 6th, the streets are expected to be busy, especially from the early afternoon. According to the Goslarer Zeitung, long traffic jams and significant traffic can be expected. The subsequent Monday (June 9) will also be shaped by return travel, with many travelers taking advantage of their short vacation, which is favored by free Tuesday in Lower Saxony and Bremen.

The ADAC traffic expert draws attention to the fact that Pentecost Sunday, June 8, will probably be the best day for a trip because traffic will be lower that day. The travel destinations include the Alps, North and Baltic Sea as well as some low mountain ranges. Drivers from many federal states, including Bremen and Lower Saxony, will set off to enjoy the first warm summer days, so that traffic jams are almost inevitable on the highways. According to ADAC, the motorways A1, A2, A7 and A39 are particularly affected.

Staut tips and traffic information

The ADAC recommends not to avoid traffic jams below ten kilometers, as bypass routes often clog quickly. Patience is particularly important on bottlenecks in large cities and on construction sites on the highways. On the A38 between Göttingen and Halle, the roadway narrowed due to a construction site until June 13th, while traffic jams can also be expected on the A39 between Wolfsburg and Braunschweig - here too the road is single -lane.

• A2 Hannover -> Dortmund: Risk of Stamm between Bad Eilsen Ost and Veltheim until August 3.
• A7 between Hanover and Hamburg: Several construction sites lead to restrictions until July 1st
• A27 Bremen -> Bremerhaven: lane blocked until November 30th.
• A28 Oldenburg -> Bremen: Construction site until June 30th.

The traffic lights can lead to longer waiting times, especially when traveling returns on Monday and Tuesday. Waiting times will also have to be accepted on international routes, such as in Austria, due to construction sites and border controls.

preparations and security

In order to get to the goal safely, travelers should be well prepared. This includes packing travel provides, planning breaks and, for e-car drivers, the precise information about charging options. The ADAC also draws attention to the formation of a rescue alley, which should be formed in the storming traffic. Non -compliance can be punished with fines of up to 320 euros. Current traffic information is available online at any time under ADAC Transport Information to make the trip optimally.

With these tips and information in the back of the head, nothing stands in the way of relaxing travel to the holidays. Regardless of whether a short trip or a longer vacation is planned, travelers should prepare for a varied journey.