Expected travel wave from Bavaria runs

“Motorists should bring a lot of patience today,” reported ÖAMTC masculine supervisor Florian Thaler on Saturday from the Tauern Autobahn (A10). The wave of travel from Bavaria has caused a traffic jam from the Walserberg border crossing since the morning hours. In the Greater Salzburg area, traffic around the A1-A10 motorway junction stalled. In front of the Tauern tunnel, traffic was regulated by blocking it. Here, too, the traffic jam went back about 10 kilometers. Further south you lost a good hour in front of the Karawankentunnel. The traffic jam situation remained constant at 9:00 a.m.

ZTl.: Fernpass route and Brenner with heavy travel

In Tyrol there was a viscous traffic On the Brenner motorway (A13) you lost about half an hour in the morning. In the meantime, the dense column traffic is running viscously.

Zwtl.: Staupups abroad

At the Slovenian-Croatian border crossing Macelj, the ÖAMTC mobility information registered 20 kilometers of traffic jam. Longer delays also had to expect drivers in the Zagreb area.

The journey to the Formula 1 Grand Prix in Budapest was still without longer delays. On several construction site sections of the Hungarian M1, traffic was only slowly slowed down.

ZTl.: Adjust the driving style to the conditions

In view of the changeable weather conditions, the ÖAMTC appeals to always adapt the driving style to the current road and weather conditions. For rain, forward -looking driving, sufficient distance and breaks are important in order to avoid accidents and to offer all road users more security.

Service: Current traffic information, weekend forecasts and deafing at: (www.oeamtc.at/verkehr) or in cross-transport ÖAMTC route planner (www.oeamtc.at/routenplaner) as well as in the app of the club (www.oeamtc.at/apps). The integrated traffic Alert, which automatically indicates delays along personal favorite routes, is particularly practical and suggests suitable alternative opportunities.

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