Stauchaos at the end of the holiday: You should avoid these routes in BW!

Stauchaos at the end of the holiday: You should avoid these routes in BW!

In Baden-Württemberg, drivers around the holiday can expect Corpus Christi and the end of the Pentecost holidays with a good rush on the streets. On Sunday, June 22nd, numerous vacationers return from their short trips, which becomes a challenge, especially for traffic. Friday and Saturday also bring hustle and bustle on the highways because many travelers start their journey home. Voice.de reports on a high volume of traffic, which can be expected primarily on the north-south routes.

The Pentecost holidays end on Sunday in Baden-Württemberg and Bavaria, which is why traffic jams are particularly at risk on Sunday afternoon. Already on Wednesday, June 19, it became apparent that many short vacationers leave early and that the traffic sets themselves in motion. An ADAC expert recommends driving at outskirts to avoid traffic jams. Drivers should use the quieter times on Thursday if this is possible.

stressed routes and construction sites

The most stressed routes are well known. On the a5 between Basel and Karlsruhe, the a6 from Nuremberg to Mannheim and the a7 between Füssen and Würzburg, considerable delays can be expected. The a8 that connects Munich with Stuttgart and Karlsruhe, and the a81 from Singen to Stuttgart round off the list of storm -throttled people. Special attention should also be paid to the area of ​​Stuttgart, where many vacationers are on the road.

In addition, travelers have to live with construction sites that could slow down traffic. Around 1200 construction sites are currently active on the German motorways, including on the A8 near Pforzheim and on the A6 between Kreuz Walldorf and Wiesloch. In the meantime, traffic experts are asking to take enough drinks on a trip and take breaks regularly. Especially in summer temperatures, children or pets should never be left in the car!

regional and international backlogs

regardless of whether in Germany or beyond, traffic jams are also expected in Austria and Switzerland. Frequently threatened bottlenecks are in particular the Tauern and Brenner motorway as well as the Gotthard tunnel. How ADAC will reach its climax on Saturday, June 21st. Even on the long -distance streets in southern Germany, the risk of traffic jams should not be underestimated.

If you have to travel at the weekend, you should prepare to drive before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. to avoid traffic jams. Those who are flexible have a clear advantage. The construction sites and traffic rules have changed in the past few weeks; It is currently important to form a rescue alley when the traffic stalls to ensure that the emergency vehicles get through. A lack of attention to this rule can be punished with fines of up to 320 euros.

Overall, drivers in the region are facing challenging days. With the correct planning and the necessary tact, however, many traffic jams can be bypassed. Good trip!