Traffic jam hell in Greifswald: Current traffic problems on November 29th!

Traffic jam hell in Greifswald: Current traffic problems on November 29th!

How is the traffic in Greifswald and Usedom today? We take a look at the current traffic situation and the most important reports about traffic jams and traffic delays in the region. The OZ traffic jam detector always provides up-to-date information about traffic jams, construction sites and accidents for the surrounding roads, including important motorways such as the A20 and the federal highways B105, B109, B110 and B111. According to Ostsee Zeitung this information is provided in cooperation with the service “TomTom”, which uses GPS data from millions of devices.

From the collection to the publication of the data, everything happens in a five-minute interval, which ensures the highest possible timeliness. Automatic information from around 80 million mobile devices and numerous official road sensors help to accurately record traffic conditions.

Traffic forecasts and construction sites

Anyone planning the trip can also use the services of ADAC Maps, which provides a real-time map of traffic flow. These ADAC Maps not only show current disruptions, but also provide forecasts for future departures, which make route planning much easier. Important information about current and planned construction sites as well as possible dangerous situations such as slippery snow or storm warnings are also provided.

Traffic can get worse, especially during the holiday season, as school holidays often overlap, which leads to increased susceptibility to traffic jams. Especially in heavy traffic, traffic jams can quickly form, which are characterized by the so-called “accordion effect” - sudden braking can lead to long queues.

Tips for avoiding stress in traffic jams

Sitting in traffic jams can not only be stressful but can also have health effects. In traffic jams, experts recommend not only checking the traffic reports before setting off, but also taking measures to minimize stress. Please read the suggestions that can be found at Staumelder Karte. Such measures include listening to music, stretching the body or simply taking deep breaths. As a rule, traffic density and therefore the likelihood of traffic jams are greatest on Mondays and Fridays, especially during rush hour from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. and from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m.

Germany's motorways are becoming increasingly crowded. Last year, over 700,000 traffic jams were registered, with a total length of almost 1.5 million kilometers. In this context, a smooth and well-planned journey is even more important in order to avoid stress and reach your destination safely.

Stay informed and use the technical possibilities to reach your goal in a relaxed manner these days!