Traffic jam alarm in Hameln: Current traffic problems on the A2 and B83!

Traffic jam alarm in Hameln: Current traffic problems on the A2 and B83!

Today, July 15th, 2025, the streets in and around Hameln are very busy. The DEWEZET traffic jam detector provides ongoing information about traffic disruptions in the region. Construction sites, accidents and congested routes are in focus, with motorways such as the A2 and the federal highways B83, B217 and B442 being particularly problematic points. Thanks to a cooperation with TomTom, a renowned provider of navigation systems, you get precise insights into the traffic situation. The data can be based on GPS coordinates generated by millions of cell phones and sensors along the roads.

The constant update every five minutes gives drivers the opportunity to prepare for delays in good time. The combination of automatic and manual information is crucial in order to draw an accurate picture of the traffic situation. Transparent information is available at all times and helps to avoid traffic jams.

Traffic forecast and traffic jam warnings

With a further look at the traffic situation, the ADAC Maps Real-time data on traffic flow and short-term disruptions. Users can access current information about construction sites and particular dangers such as aquaplaning or storm warnings. A route planner overviews the most important roads for Germany and many neighboring holiday countries. This is particularly important during the holiday season, as increased traffic volumes can often be expected here.

In general, the risk of traffic jams increases during this time due to the overlap of school holidays. In particular, the sealing of roads caused by abrupt braking, often known as the “accordion effect”, should not be underestimated. The Traffic jam card also offers a user-friendly real-time traffic jam map for Germany and Europe to make it easier for drivers to get a visual overview.

Statistical insights into traffic jams

A look at the traffic jam realities in 2023 shows a worrying development: over 723,000 traffic jams on motorways have been documented. This is an increase of 4% compared to the previous year, while the number of kilometers traveled in traffic jams also increased to almost 1.45 million. After all, the months of May, June and September are statistically the most congested, while peak times are between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. in the morning and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the afternoon. An overview of these numbers remains of great importance for traffic planners and drivers in order to be able to optimally replan driving behavior.

The motto therefore applies to all road users: How can I best adapt to the current traffic situation? The answer is clear – check current traffic jam and traffic reports, remain patient and choose alternative routes if necessary. A few practical tips for avoiding stress in traffic jams include listening to music, concentrating on pleasant thoughts or occasionally getting out of the car and getting some exercise.