Where Drivers in Germany Can Expect the Worst Traffic Around Ascension Day
- On Ascension Day, May 29, 2025, German roads face heavy traffic due to the holiday known as Vatertag, with major jams expected nationwide.
- The anticipated congestion results from increased vacation travel, intensified border controls, and ongoing roadworks, including about 1,200 Autobahn construction sites.
- Traffic jams reportedly began Wednesday morning, with standstills on the A7 near Hamburg and a peak in returning travelers expected Sunday afternoon through evening.
- The ADAC, Germany’s largest motoring club, warned of extended delays and urged travelers to carry identification as controls remain tight at borders.
- These conditions suggest prolonged travel disruptions during the Ascension Day weekend, underscoring the need for careful trip planning in Germany.
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Roads Around Popular Religious Festival in Flevoland 'Completely Full', Also Traffic Congestion Towards Outlet
Several roads in the country are still very busy because of people going out on Ascension Day. On the N280 from Germany to Roermond, road users were delayed for more than an hour earlier on Thursday because of people visiting the outlet. The delay is now more than half an hour, reports the ANWB. Traffic is also coming to a standstill on local roads.
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