Weekend roadworks on the A9 cause traffic jams near Amsterdam

Recent maintenance on the A9 motorway near Amsterdam caused widespread traffic delays throughout the weekend, affecting routes including the A1, A2, and A10. While the primary maintenance concluded on Monday morning, a new long-term closure of the Stadshart exit on the A9 will impact local traffic until early 2028.
Road maintenance on the A9 motorway near Amsterdam led to significant traffic congestion across multiple routes throughout the weekend. The closures, situated between the Badhoevedorp and Holendrecht junctions, caused delays of up to ten minutes on the A1, A2, and A10 motorways as motorists were diverted. Additionally, a separate accident on the A4 further complicated traffic flow toward the city, though all maintenance operations were successfully concluded by Monday morning. Moving forward, authorities have announced that exit 5 toward Stadshart on the A9 in the direction of Utrecht will remain closed starting this Monday, with the disruption expected to last until early 2028. Commuters traveling from areas such as Schiphol or Haarlem toward the center of Amstelveen are advised to plan for detours during this extended period of construction.
Based on reporting by rss. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

