Traffic warning: Massive disruptions on the A30 due to construction work!

Traffic warning: Massive disruptions on the A30 due to construction work!

Construction information that should alert drivers around Lotte in North Rhine-Westphalia: Extensive traffic restrictions on the A30 are expected on November 10, 2025. Construction work will begin at 8 a.m. and will last until 4 p.m. The section between Kreuz Lotte/Osnabrück and Lotte in the direction of Rheine is affected, as news.de reported.

The measures are part of a larger construction project on the A30, which has been running since August 20, 2025 and will last until May 31, 2026. During this period, several sections between Amsterdam and Osnabrück will be affected. The work includes, among other things, a limitation of the maximum speed to 80 km/h and adjustments to the passage width, which can be up to 7 meters, according to the report from deutschland-navigator.de.

Long-term perspective for the A30

The construction work on the A30 is part of a comprehensive renovation that could last until 2027. There will be repeated restrictions in the coming weeks, including night-time closures and temporary diversions. Drivers should definitely plan their routes in advance and take alternative routes if necessary.

In order to ensure road safety, the North Rhine-Westphalia State Road Construction Authority appeals to all road users to adapt their driving behavior. Particular caution is required during the construction phase to avoid accidents. Even if the circumstances are challenging, every construction site also offers the opportunity for improved infrastructure.

Exchange rates as of November 8, 2025

exchange-rates.org noted. Currency fluctuations over the last few months show an interesting dynamic, with the highest rate this year being EUR 0.9750 per USD, while the lowest rate was EUR 0.8426.

In summary, the upcoming construction work on the A30, although inconvenient for road users, will contribute to improving transport infrastructure in the long term. Drivers are well advised to inform themselves in good time and consider alternative routes.