The long weekend has started with major delays on several travel routes in Austria. Starting in Germany, a traffic jam due to border controls and congestion at the Walserberg border crossing on the Westautobahn (A1) in Salzburg reached about 22 kilometers on Saturday morning as far as the Tauernautobahn (A10). Motorists should take into account a waiting time of more than an hour. There was also a lot of traffic in the direction of Slovenia.
On the A10 between Hüttau and Flachau there was again a traffic jam of more than 14 kilometers. There was a loss of about 40 minutes.
On the Karawankenautobahn (A11), the columns in Carinthia heading south at the Karawankentunnel were approximately 14 kilometers long with a waiting time of approximately one hour.
There was also a delay of more than 20 minutes when entering Austria from Slovenia. There was also a backlog at the Wurzenpass on the B109 towards Slovenia. An accident caused a delay of 30 minutes at a distance of five kilometers. According to the ÖAMTC, the fillet trend continued to pick up for the rest of Saturday.
Source: Krone
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