Traffic - Fallen tree closes the A111 during the night
A fallen tree caused a full closure of highway 111 on the border between Berlin and Brandenburg on Friday night. The tree toppled onto the road at around midnight, said a police spokesperson. The fire department had to be called out to remove the tree. As the tree was lying across the highway, the road was closed in both directions. According to the spokesperson, however, this did not have any major impact on traffic during the night.
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- Despite the fallen tree incident blocking the A111 between Berlin and Brandenburg, the fire department managed to clear the road during the night, allowing for a smoother flow of traffic once again.
- The news of the full closure caused a ripple in traffic between Berlin and Brandenburg's neighboring regions, potentially leading to alternative routes for travelers crossing the national border.
- In an unexpected turn of events, the tree falling on the A111 at Berlin's border with Brandenburg highlighted the importance of preparing for traffic disruptions, even as law enforcement and emergency services such as the fire department work diligently to mitigate them.
Source: www.stern.de
