Large construction sites on the A2 and the S4 cause delays on the daily path from Zuid to Vienna and Eisenstadt. The frustration is especially great for commuters from Südburgenland.
For thousands of commuters, the working day does not start in the office, but early in the car. The daily way to work is currently a nerve test for many of them. Especially from the southern Burgenland, you mainly need one thing: a lot of patience.
A2: Construction site with patience factor
Because several large construction sites are slowing down the rush from the rush hour to Vienna and Eisenstadt, some for years. It is especially difficult with professionals who have to go to Vienna or Eisenstadt by car. The average travel time is striped to many with 20 to 30 minutes per route, say the commuters circles.
Tempolimits ensure time delays
The reason is the speed limits during the construction phase, which often lead to double long driving times in certain areas in the morning. The frustration for the commuters is accordingly great.
Bus commuters are better on the road
“Delays in traffic are particularly annoying. They steal time that is already being measured tightly,” annoys a forens from the Oberwart area. It is currently better those who can take the bus to work by bus in Vienna. “Because the tempo channels, for example via construction sites, hardly have any influence on bus traffic. Buses go slower and are bound to fixed timetables anyway. That means: the travel time often remains stable for bus forces, while drivers are stormed in storm traffic,” says VBB director Wolfgang Werderits.
From the side of Asfinag, however, it is emphasized that traffic routering with narrowed tracks, such as at Wöllersdorf, will be kept not to jeopardize the traffic flow on the busy A2.
Source: Krone
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