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Congestion: South and North Wave Runs in
Austria🏛️ Politics7 hr. ago

Congestion: South and North Wave Runs in

On the weekend, increased traffic is expected on Austrian roads due to the end of summer holidays in three German federal states and ongoing travel towards the south. Congestion risks exist on major north-south transit routes including the A 9 Pyhrn, A 10 Tauern, A 12 Inntal, and A 13 Brenner highways. Traffic jams heading north are also possible due to the growing return wave. Particularly heavy delays are anticipated at construction sites along the A 10 between Werfen and Golling near the Helbersberg tunnel, as well as on the A 2 South highway before the Pack tunnel, the A 10 near the Tauern/Katschberg toll station, the A 11 Karawanken highway before the Karawankentunnel, and the A 12 and A 13 near the Brenner border bridge into Italy. Additional congestion is expected at the Spielfeld border crossing due to construction on the Slovenian side. High traffic volumes are also predicted around Saturday, August 15 (Maria Himmelfahrt/Ferragosto), starting from Friday.

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Kurier logoKurierParty-alignedCenter7 hr. ago
Congestion: South and North Wave Runs in

On the weekend, increased traffic is expected on Austrian roads due to the end of summer holidays in three German federal states and ongoing travel towards the south. Congestion risks exist on major north-south transit routes including the A 9 Pyhrn, A 10 Tauern, A 12 Inntal, and A 13 Brenner highways. Traffic jams heading north are also possible due to the growing return wave. Particularly heavy delays are anticipated at construction sites along the A 10 between Werfen and Golling near the Helbersberg tunnel, as well as on the A 2 South highway before the Pack tunnel, the A 10 near the Tauern/Katschberg toll station, the A 11 Karawanken highway before the Karawankentunnel, and the A 12 and A 13 near the Brenner border bridge into Italy. Additional congestion is expected at the Spielfeld border crossing due to construction on the Slovenian side. High traffic volumes are also predicted around Saturday, August 15 (Maria Himmelfahrt/Ferragosto), starting from Friday.

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