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Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites cause frustration!
Current traffic information for Güstrow on June 19, 2025: Traffic jams and construction sites on the A19, A20 and federal roads. Find out more now!
Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites cause frustration!
Today in Rostock brings not only bright weather but also some challenges for drivers. As the Baltic Sea newspaper reported, there is current traffic congestion information for the A19 and A20 motorways as well as the federal highways B103, B105 and B110, which are important traffic axes in the region.
The situation is particularly tense on the A20. Drivers have to expect a time loss of up to 34 minutes between Kröpelin and Dummerstorf. An unexpected obstacle, namely animals on the road, caused a disruption like this Traffic jam map reports.
Construction sites and renovations
The focus for the future is on Neubrandenburger Straße in Rostock, which will be renovated in three sections from 2025. The first phase is expected to begin in February and motorists will have to cope with massive restrictions for around nine months. In addition, the connection route will also be affected due to the district heating supply from the municipal utilities; Months of closures are also expected here.
Long-term construction projects have also been announced. The bridge in Rennbahnallee at the zoo will be rebuilt from autumn 2026. The Vorpommern Bridge over the Warnow is also on the list - its demolition and replacement with a new bridge is expected in around 15 years. These construction sites are not helping to ease the already tense traffic situation.
Current traffic situation
Traffic in Rostock remains dynamic. In addition to the traffic jams mentioned, there are also numerous construction sites and closures in the city. According to the Traffic situation Among other things, the K12 and various streets in the city area are affected by closures, which also leads to high traffic volumes.
- B105: Zeitverlust von 20 Minuten zwischen Gelbensande und Bentwisch.
- K43: 4 Minuten Zeitverlust zwischen Hohe Düne und An der See.
- Hermannstraße: 3 Minuten Zeitverlust durch dichten Verkehr.
The data for traffic monitoring comes from services such as “TomTom”, which use GPS data from millions of devices, as well as from official road sensors. This information is updated every five minutes to provide drivers with the most timely information possible.
For everyone who ventures onto the roads, we can only hope that the problems described will soon be resolved and that travel in the Rostock region will run more smoothly again.