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In the recent summer holidays, Germany saw a slight decrease in traffic jams compared to previous years, according to the Automobile Club of Germany (ADAC). The automotive association reported a total of 203,830 kilometers of traffic jams during the 12-week period.
The data provided by ADAC offers an insight into the traffic situation across different federal states. However, the average duration of traffic jams across these states was not specified.
Two federal states stood out for their significant traffic congestion during the 2022 summer vacation period. Bavaria topped the list with over 12,000 traffic jams and more than 20,000 kilometers of congestion. Baden-Württemberg followed closely, with over 6,500 hours in traffic jams and 13,226 kilometers of traffic jams, mainly on the A5 highway.
Despite this, ADAC did not provide specific information about traffic jams in the East or West regions during the summer holidays.
The data from ADAC does not include information about student commuting. It is known that many students in Germany commute to university, with some even travelling over an hour. However, the specific duration of commuting for students was not specified.
Panorama: This summer marked 35 years since Germany became a single country again. Despite the country's progress, traffic congestion remains a challenge during peak seasons like the summer holidays.
As always, it is essential to stay informed about traffic conditions to ensure a smoother journey. Whether you're a student commuting to university or a traveller exploring the country, knowing the traffic situation can save time and reduce stress.
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