On April 15, 2025, traffic congestion continues to plague various regions across Germany, with notable slowdowns reported in Celle, Göttingen, Prignitz, Ribnitz-Damgarten, Remscheid, and Gifhorn. The CZ-Staumelder, Tageblatt-Staumelder, MAZ-Staumelder, OZ-Staumelder, RGA-Staumelder, and AZ-Staumelder have all provided real-time updates on the traffic situations, drawing data from TomTom, a leading navigation service that utilizes GPS coordinates from millions of devices.
In Celle, traffic is reported to be slower than usual on several routes. The data indicates significant congestion on the Bundesstraße 3 (B3) towards Hannover and Soltau, Bundesstraße 214 (B214) towards Braunschweig and Schwarmstedt, and Bundesstraße 191 (B191) towards Uelzen. Additionally, the Wilhelm-Heinichen-Ring in Celle is under construction, and drivers are advised to avoid this area. The CZ-Staumelder updates its traffic information every five minutes, ensuring drivers receive timely alerts about current conditions.
Meanwhile, in Göttingen, the Tageblatt-Staumelder highlights similar issues, with slow traffic reported on the A7 and A38 highways, as well as on Bundesstraßen like B3, B241, B247, B248, and B446. The region is also experiencing roadworks, which are causing diversions and delays. Authorities have announced speed checks in the Göttingen and Northeim districts for the week, adding another layer of caution for drivers. As stated in the report, "please always be considerate of other road users!"
Over in Prignitz, the MAZ-Staumelder has identified several bottlenecks, particularly on the A24, A19, and A14 autobahns, as well as on various Bundesstraßen including B5, B102, B103, B107, B122, B167, B189, and B195. The data is also refreshed every five minutes, providing accurate information for drivers navigating this busy region. The report emphasizes the importance of being mindful of fellow motorists, especially in congested areas.
In Ribnitz-Damgarten, the OZ-Staumelder reports that traffic is moving slower than usual on the A20 autobahn and various Bundesstraßen, including B105. The updates are sourced from TomTom, ensuring that drivers have access to the most current traffic conditions. As with other regions, the report urges drivers to be considerate of others on the road.
Remscheid is facing its share of traffic troubles, with the RGA-Staumelder noting that the A1 and A46 are among the top six most congested routes in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) for 2023. The A1 has recorded almost 6500 hours of traffic jams between Cologne and Dortmund, while the A46, connecting Düsseldorf and Wuppertal, ranks as the sixth most congested route in NRW. Local roads such as B229, B237, B51, and B483 are also experiencing delays. The report highlights the need for patience and consideration among drivers, especially in areas prone to congestion.
Lastly, in Gifhorn, the AZ-Staumelder provides an overview of traffic routes where conditions are slower than normal, particularly on the A2 and A39 highways, as well as on Bundesstraßen like B188, B4, B214, B248, and K114. As with the other regions, the data is updated every five minutes, ensuring that drivers are informed of any changes in traffic patterns.
Overall, the latest reports from various traffic monitoring services across Germany indicate a significant level of congestion, with construction, accidents, and ongoing roadworks contributing to slower travel times. Drivers are encouraged to stay informed through real-time updates and to drive with caution and consideration for others.
