Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites ensure frustration!

Traffic chaos in Rostock: traffic jams and construction sites ensure frustration!

Today in Rostock, in addition to bright weather, there is also some challenges for drivers. Like the Ostsee Zeitung reports, there are current traffic jam information for the A19 and A20 motorways as well as the federal highways B103, B105 and B110, which represent important traffic axes in the region.

The location is just tense on the A20. Between Kröpelin and Dummerstorf, drivers have to reckon with a loss of up to 34 minutes. An unexpected obstacle, namely animals on the road, has caused a disturbance here, such as the Stammelder Map

construction sites and renovations

For the future, the focus is on Neubrandenburger Straße in Rostock, which will be renovated in three sections from 2025. The first section is expected to begin in February and drivers will have to cope with massive restrictions for about nine months. In addition, the connection path will also be affected due to the district heating supply of the municipal utilities; Here too, months are to be expected.

Long -term construction projects have also been announced. The bridge in the racing railway avenue at the zoo will be rebuilt from autumn 2026. The Vorpommern Bridge over the Warnow is also on the list - its demolition and replacement by a new bridge is also expected in about 15 years. These construction sites do not exactly contribute to relieving the already tense traffic situation.

current traffic situation

The 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 , the K12 and various streets in the urban area are affected by closures, which leads to the high traffic.

• B105 : Loss of time of 20 minutes between yellowish and Bentwisch.
• K43 : 4 minutes loss between high dune and on the lake.
• Hermannstraße : 3 minutes loss due to dense traffic.

The data for traffic monitoring comes from services such as "TomTom" that use GPS data of millions of devices, as well as from official road sensors. This information is updated every five minutes to offer drivers as promptly as possible.

For everyone who dares on the streets, it is to be hoped that the problems described will soon be resolved and that the journey in the Rostock region will be more smooth again.