Traffic - ADAC expects few traffic jams at the turn of the year
The ADAC expects little congestion on the highways for the last weekend of the year. Due to the Christmas vacations, rush hour traffic will be limited on Friday, the traffic club announced on Wednesday. For Saturday, the ADAC predicts a higher volume of traffic, as many people will be making their way to New Year's Eve celebrations or skiing vacations. Traffic is also expected to be quiet on New Year's Eve Sunday. New Year's Eve has always been one of the least congested days of the year.
For Monday, January 1, the ADAC expects traffic jams, especially in the afternoon and until the early evening, as the vacations come to an end in some federal states. To facilitate travel, there will be a nationwide driving ban for trucks from midnight to 10 p.m. on January 1.
In Lower Saxony and Bremen, according to the ADAC, highways 1, 2 and 7 are the most congested. This means that there could be traffic delays on the A1 between Cologne, Dortmund, Bremen and Hamburg. Traffic jams are also possible on the A2 between Dortmund, Hanover, Braunschweig and Berlin. Longer journey times are also conceivable on the A7 between Hamburg and Hanover.
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Despite the Christmas vacations, Friday's traffic in Munich might still be affected due to the city's festive celebrations. During the weekend trip to Bremen, motorists should be aware of potential traffic jams based on the ADAC's predictions for Lower Saxony. After the turn of the year celebrations, motorists in Munich may encounter traffic jams on Monday, as many return from their vacation trips. The ADAC advises traveling during off-peak hours to avoid any major delays.
Source: www.stern.de
