Traffic congestion continues to be a pressing issue across various regions in Germany, with multiple construction sites and accidents contributing to delays on major roadways. The latest reports from traffic monitoring services provide a detailed overview of the current situation in cities including Celle, Nienburg, Lübeck, Remscheid, and Wolfsburg.
In Celle, the CZ-Staumelder reported on April 22, 2025, that traffic is noticeably slower than usual on several key routes. The data, sourced from TomTom, which utilizes GPS coordinates from millions of devices, indicates significant congestion particularly on 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 experiencing delays due to ongoing construction work. TomTom's system updates these traffic conditions every five minutes, ensuring that drivers are kept informed of the latest developments.
Meanwhile, in Nienburg, the HARKE's traffic jam reporter highlighted similar concerns. Also dated April 22, 2025, the report noted that traffic is slower than usual on major routes including Autobahnen A2, A37, A7, A27, and A1, as well as Bundesstraßen B6, B215, B214, B482, B62, B239, B51, B442, and B441. The same reliable source, TomTom, provides real-time updates every five minutes, drawing on data from 80 million mobile devices and official road sensors.
Lübeck faces its own traffic challenges, as reported by the LN-Staumelder on April 22, 2025. The report indicates that traffic is slower than normal on Autobahnen A1, A20, and A226, along with Bundesstraßen B75, B207, and B104. Notably, the ADAC has identified frequent congestion on the A1 and A7 in Schleswig-Holstein, particularly during peak tourist seasons. The A1, which connects Hamburg with coastal towns, is especially prone to traffic jams during busy periods.
In Remscheid, the RGA-Staumelder provided insights into the traffic situation on April 22, 2025, revealing that major roads including Autobahnen A1 and A46, Bundesstraßen B51, B51n, B229, B237, B483, and various Landesstraßen are experiencing slower traffic. According to the ADAC, the A1 and A46 are among the top six most congested routes in North Rhine-Westphalia (NRW) for 2023. The A1 alone has registered nearly 6,500 hours of traffic jams between Cologne and Dortmund, while the A46 serves as a critical link between Düsseldorf and Wuppertal.
Finally, the WAZ-Staumelder provided an overview of traffic conditions in Wolfsburg and its surroundings on April 22, 2025. The report indicates that traffic is slower than usual on Autobahnen A2 and A39, as well as Bundesstraßen B188, B4, B248, and B244. As with other regions, the data from TomTom ensures that updates are provided every five minutes, allowing drivers to navigate their routes more effectively.
In summary, traffic congestion is a widespread issue in Germany, affecting various regions due to construction and accidents. The reliance on services like TomTom helps provide timely updates, allowing drivers to make informed decisions and adjust their travel plans accordingly. As road construction continues and traffic patterns evolve, it remains essential for motorists to stay updated on the latest traffic conditions to ensure safe and efficient travel.
