Traffic chaos in Lübeck: congestion warnings for A1, A20 & B75!

Traffic chaos in Lübeck: congestion warnings for A1, A20 & B75!

Lübeck, Deutschland - The traffic situation in Lübeck shows itself diverse and moved today, on June 16, 2025. The A1, A20 and A226 motorways as well as the federal highways B75 and B207 are intensively frequented and offer both free distances and some bottlenecks. While the possibilities for a rapid journey are given, drivers still have to expect construction sites and traffic jams. The Lübeck news reports that the collaboration with TomTom ensures a traffic jam warning that uses the GPS data of millions of devices and is updated every five minutes. In addition to this innovative technology, the traffic information also includes data from around 80 million mobile phone devices and official road sensors.

Especially on the A1 motorway, which connects Hamburg with the coastal towns, there are often traffic jams, especially during tourist peak times. According to ADAC, the A7 in Schleswig-Holstein is also often affected. The current city data reflects reality - and drivers can also find out more about the platforms Google Maps, Apple cards and Garmin. A look at the app or the website of the Staumelder card is therefore worth it.

Current traffic situation and congestion warnings

On the streets around Lübeck there is currently a mixture of dense traffic conditions and areas with a free travel. The color code of the traffic situation shows as follows:

• green = free journey
• orange = dense traffic
• red = traffic jam
• dark red = traffic jam
• black = lock

In particular on the B75 between the Moislinger Baum and Töpferweg, a distance of 0.4 km without loss of time was reported. Various other sections of the B75 show similar results. Here is an overview of current closures and construction sites:

These real -time information helps to plan the journey better and avoid potential delays. Anyone who follows the current data remains well informed about the traffic conditions in Lübeck. For drivers, it is advisable to use the information offers and to adapt to the changeable conditions.