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A63: Rear-end collision near Klein-Winternheim causes traffic jams for hours!
Rear-end collision on the A63 near Klein-Winternheim: 37-year-old injured, traffic affected, police investigating.
A63: Rear-end collision near Klein-Winternheim causes traffic jams for hours!
On Wednesday afternoon, a rear-end collision occurred on the A63 near Klein-Winternheim in which a 37-year-old driver was injured. The accident, which occurred at 3:23 p.m., involved a total of three vehicles. The person responsible was unable to brake in time due to the safety distance being too small and collided with the other cars. The police in Heidesheim have begun an investigation into the incident, while further details about the exact causes or extent of the injuries have not yet been disclosed Tixio reported.
After the collision, both lanes of the A63 had to be partially closed for around two hours. This led to a significant backlog towards the Mainz Süd motorway junction. In order to cope with the standstill traffic, traffic was rerouted along the hard shoulder. The traffic situation on the A63 remains tense due to the accident, which is also reflected in the reporting Traffic jam.info confirmed.
Traffic situation on the A63
The A63, which is an important transport connection between Kaiserslautern and Mainz, was already affected by several traffic delays in the days before the accident. On June 18, the day before the accident, there were several reports of closures and traffic delays on this section of the route. In particular, it was reported that the route between the Mainz-Süd junction and Klein-Winternheim was partially impassable due to accidents and accident recordings. These circumstances are likely to have put additional strain on the traffic situation.
Current reports about the A63 show that, among other things, road renewal and seasonal green maintenance in the region also have an impact on traffic flow. Future work, such as the planned marking work between Saulheim and Kreuz Alzey, is expected to take place from June 19, 2025 between 00:00 a.m. and 06:00 a.m. and could cause further disruptions. The current traffic situation therefore remains critical and is constantly changing, which drivers in the region should pay particular attention to.