Travel chaos on the Baltic Sea: full roads and long traffic jams expect vacationers
Travel chaos on the Baltic Sea: full roads and long traffic jams expect vacationers
by: Benjamin Bauer
The travel behavior of the Germans is changing every summer vacation: a new trend is emerging because more and more people are flocking to the Baltic Sea, which at the same time brings massive challenges for traffic.
Summer vacation and travel tower on the Baltic Sea
Last weekend (July 20/21), the beaches on the Baltic Sea experienced an enormous end of visitors. The heavily frequented places included Warnemünde, Timmendorf and the island of Rügen. The cause of this rush is in several federal states during the summer holidays, including Schleswig-Holstein and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania.
traffic jam and traffic problems: challenges for travelers
The ADAC spokeswoman Katharina Luca described the traffic situation as "extremely tense", with the upcoming weekend as a possibly the "hottest traffic jam" of the year. Travelers to the Baltic Sea must therefore adapt to considerable delays.
particularly dusty distances
- A1 Cologne-Dortmund-Bremen-Lübeck
- A3 Frankfurt-Nuremberg-Passau
- A5 Frankfurt-Karlsruhe-Basel
- A6 Mannheim-Heilbronn-Nuremberg
- A7 Hamburg-Flensburg
- A19 Dreieck Wittstock-Rostock
- A24 Berlin-Hamburg
Tips for stress-free arrival
- Avoid journeys at the weekend: According to ADAC, it is advisable to drive during the week, if possible from Tuesday to Thursday, there is less traffic.
- start early or late: To avoid the big traffic jam, it is advisable to drive early in the morning or late in the evening.
- Take a look as part of the vacation: Plan breaks or stops along the route to use the traffic jam to look at something.
meaning for society
The increase to travelers to the Baltic Sea shows that the popularity of coastal regions is growing, and thus also the challenges in traffic management. This tendency not only has an impact on travelers themselves, but also on the infrastructure and local tourism.
traffic jams can be annoying, especially if travelers have to expect additional costs due to traffic rules or misconduct. For example, if you go on vacation by bike, you have to stick to special regulations to avoid unpleasant surprises.
The current situation reveals how important it is to better plan travel in summer and only go on the streets in quiet times in order to avoid the stressful start of vacation. Well thought -out planning can significantly improve the holiday experience.
- Nag
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