How do you get traffic alerts for the Great Belt Bridge by SMS?
SMS and email alerts about wind and closures
Short answer
To get traffic alerts about the Great Belt Bridge on your phone, send the text BRO INFO to 1245. You then receive traffic information for 2 days. Signing up costs a normal SMS, while the messages you receive are free. To stop, send BRO STOP to 1245, and you can also sign up for lasting bridge messages by email.
Why
- Wind rules can change during the day.
- Alerts help drivers with trailers plan their trip.
- The service runs for 2 days per sign-up.
Details
From 10 m/s of wind the bridge has special rules, so the alerts matter most on windy days.
Tip
Sign up the day before a trip with a caravan and check the wind forecast for the next day too.
What may differ
One sign-up gives alerts for 2 days, so you have to sign up again for a later trip.
Common misconception
Some drivers think the bridge alerts cost money for every message.
What actually happens
Only the sign-up SMS costs a normal rate, and the alerts themselves are free.
People also ask
- When does the Great Belt Bridge close in strong wind?
- How much is the toll on the Great Belt Bridge?
- Is it safe to drive in Denmark during a storm?
Sources
This answer is for reference only. Traffic rules, fines and fees can change, so check the Danish authorities before you drive.
Car rental and parkingRelated questions
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What do you have to do if you damage a parked car in Denmark and nobody is there?
Anyone involved in a traffic accident in Denmark must stop at once, whether or not it was their fault.
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When does the Great Belt Bridge close in strong wind?
At 10–15 m/s, trailers and caravans with an actual total weight under 750 kg may not cross the Great Belt Bridge, and the speed limit drops to 110 km/h.
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How heavy a trailer can you tow on a B driving licence in Denmark?
With a B licence you may always tow a trailer with a permitted total weight of up to 750 kg, as long as the car is allowed to tow.
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What is Tempo 100 for trailers and caravans in Denmark?
Tempo 100 is a Danish scheme that lets a car with an approved trailer drive 100 km/h on motorways instead of 80 km/h.

