45 kilometers of traffic jams in Salzburg – Diepresse.com

Traffic traffic towards the south was completely collapsed on Pentecost Saturday in the state of Salzburg. In front of the tunnel construction site near Golling on the Tauernautobahn (A10), the backlog went back around 45 kilometers above the Walserberg to the Bavarian Neukirchen, a spokesman for the ÖAMTC to the APA said. Relaxation is not to be expected before 3 p.m. or 4 p.m. The ÖAMTC also reported strong traffic volume from Tyrol and Styria.

The waiting time before the Golling construction site was about five hours at lunchtime. However, the wave of travel had started to roll on Friday afternoon, when there were waiting times of over an hour and a half before the tunnel construction site, according to ÖAMTC. The congestion increase improved only slightly in the night. In the morning, the Hiefler tunnel had to be completely blocked due to a defective vehicle, which further tightened the situation.

Overnight at supermarket parking spaces

Nothing worked on the Salzachtal Bundesstraße, which runs parallel to the A10, from Friday afternoon, which is why several campers headed for supermarket parking spaces and took a short rest there, said ÖAMTC assistant Herbert Thaler. During the course of Saturday, the traffic volume via the Tyrolean Unterland, the Salzburg Oberpinzgau and through the Felbertauern tunnel to East Tyrol also increased, but the loss of time was still manageable.

Clogged transit routes also became a problem in Tyrol on Saturday and in Styria. There were still block handling on the long-distance pass route (B179), and the Innsbruck area (A12/A13) and the Brenner Autobahn (A13) were also affected. Coming from the west, you lost around an hour to the Brenner, according to the ÖAMTC spokesman. Dense column traffic also occurred on the Pyhrn Autobahn (A9). Longer traffic jams were missing for the time being .. (APA)