Holiday start in Saxony: A4 threatens stauchaos between Chemnitz and Dresden!

Holiday start in Saxony: A4 threatens stauchaos between Chemnitz and Dresden!

It will soon be time: On Friday, June 27th, the last day of school in Saxony and thus the starting signal for the long summer holidays in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia is. Many families get ready to start vacation pleasure. But a clear warning comes from the ADAC: the traffic density will increase considerably on the first holiday weekend, especially on the A4 motorway, which is considered the most stressed route in Saxony.

In order to optimally plan the upcoming trips, it is worth taking a look at the traffic situation. According to the forecasts of Diesachsen.de It will lead to high traffic. Construction sites also ensure congestion here.

traffic chaos on the motorways

already more than 150 kilometers of Saxon motorway are classified as a congested manner. In addition to the A4, the northern routes A13 and A9 as well as the south connections A17 and A72 are expected to be very busy. Autobahn GmbH warns of bottlenecks, especially at critical points such as the Kreuz Schkeuditz, Hermsdorfer Kreuz and triangle, like t-online.de reported.

The situation is still exacerbated by persistent construction sites on the A4. In particular, the sections between Dresden-Altstadt and the Dresden Tor rest area to the triangle Nossen are affected by delays. The detour routes via Wilsdruff must also be considered.

tips for the trip

When you start the weekend, you should prepare for increased travel. The ADAC recommends going on as early as possible a day or avoiding peak times. There is a particularly hot tip for drivers on the A17 towards Prague: The border crossing could also be tight here.

Current construction sites and traffic information can also be called up on the ADAC website, which among other things also offers international transport information. The ADAC traffic information system indicates all relevant information on traffic jams, return travel and construction sites. So they always stay up to date.