Berlin car drivers spend an average of more than 70 hours in traffic jams

Berlin car drivers spend an average of more than 70 hours in traffic jams

Berlin is the traffic jam capital of Germany — traffic only falteres for over 70 hours a year. One route in particular takes up a lot of time and.

On average, car drivers spend more than 70 hours in traffic jams

After Munich, Berlin is the city in Germany that is most affected by traffic jams. The average Berlin driver spent around 71 hours in traffic jams over the entire past year, as reported by traffic data provider Inrix on Tuesday. That was therefore nine percent more than

Commuters in the north spend between 40 and 56 hours a year stuck in traffic jams - SAT.1 REGIONAL

According to data from transport service provider Inrix, Hamburg is the third city in Germany plagued by traffic jams. Due to congested roads during peak hours, an average commuter lost 56 hours in the Hanseatic city last year — 9 hours or 17 percent more than in the previous year. According to reports, people were stuck in traffic jams for even longer only in Munich and Berlin,... read more

Traffic jams cost Bremen commuters an average of 40 hours a year

Bremen is one of the ten major cities in Germany most affected by traffic jams. On average, drivers in Bremen spend three hours longer in traffic jams than in the previous year.

Commuters are stuck in traffic jams in Munich for over 70 hours a year

Neuesten Daten zufolge müssen Pendler in den Großstädten Berlin und München viel Geduld mitbringen. Über 70 Stunden vertrödeln Autofahrer dort jährlich im Stau. Auch in anderen Städten sorgen Stauschwerpunkte für Verzögerungen im Verkehr.

Traffic jams cost commuters 40 hours in Bremen, Munich is the leader

Anyone traveling by car during the morning or evening “rush hour” in and around a big city must have plenty of time. Bremen belongs in...