The ADAC traffic jam forecast promises intensive Easter days.
Where commuters and vacationers from Munich and Bavaria have to expect delays.
Munich – "All federal states, with the exception of Hamburg, are now on vacation", the ADAC begins its traffic jam forecast for the long weekend (April 6th to 10th).
It is already becoming apparent that the Easter holidays are likely to have various adverse effects on commuters and holidaymakers from Munich and Bavaria.
"Everyone is on vacation": ADAC warns of busy Easter days
"The ADAC is expecting significantly more travel at Easter this year than in the Corona years, but the level of 2019 will probably not be reached," says the forecast.
The tense economic situation and the high prices kept many from longer vacation trips, so the assumption.
The ADAC names “the higher-lying winter sports centers in the Alps” as a preferred destination for shorter excursions.
According to the forecast, most of the traffic jams of the Easter holidays should occur on Maundy Thursday.
In 2019, this was one of the five busiest days of the year.
"Many commuters will be on their way home and many travelers on their way to family or friends," predicts the ADAC.
Busy hours are also expected for Easter Monday, when the long weekend and in some federal states also the holidays end.
Overview for travelers from Munich and Bavaria: Particularly busy routes between Maundy Thursday and Easter Monday
A3 Würzburg - Nuremberg - Passau
A6 Mannheim - Heilbronn - Nuremberg
A7 Hanover - Flensburg and Würzburg - Ulm - Füssen/Reutte
A8 Stuttgart - Munich - Salzburg
A9 Nuremberg – Munich
A93 Inntal triangle – Kufstein
A95/B2 Munich – Garmisch-Partenkirchen
A99 bypass Munich
Important: Holidaymakers should also expect delays on the "classic international routes".
The ADAC cites the West, Tauern and Brenner autobahns in Austria and the Gotthard route in Switzerland as examples.
Experts advise allowing more time at the main border crossings.
List of rubrics: © Oliver Berg/dpa/archive picture
