Stau-chaos at Pentecost: Traffic on the highways comes to a standstill!

Stau-chaos at Pentecost: Traffic on the highways comes to a standstill!

The Pentecost weekend is just around the corner and for many brings the hoped -for opportunity for a short vacation or a trip to the countryside. As the Krone , the holidays also ensure a decent confusion on the streets. The first traffic disruptions are already recognizable on Friday afternoon, which is not least due to the high travel volume.

on the Inn Valley Autobahn and the Brenner motorway is expected with longer waiting times. Drivers at around 35 kilometers at temporarily experienced drivers between Innsbruck and Jenbach. The image is completed by traffic jams towards Italy on the Brenner Autobahn, where traffic disruptions and a high vehicle density lead to delays. The ASFINAG reported several minutes of time on several sections, which also causes displeasure among travelers.

High Stammtfreichfrahr at the weekend

like the ADAC , travelers also have to expect significant traffic jams throughout Germany. Drivers from Berlin, Brandenburg, Bremen, Lower Saxony and North Rhine-Westphalia, which are free to school on Tuesday, June 10, are particularly affected. The main travel destinations during this time are traditionally the Alps as well as the low mountain ranges, North and Baltic Sea and last but not least the neighboring countries.

The expected critical traffic peaks fall on the following days:

• Friday afternoon, June 6th
• Saturday morning, June 7th (especially in the south)
• Whit Monday, June 9th, especially in the afternoon
• Tuesday, June 10th (very full)

The best day of travel should be the Pentecost Sunday, June 8th, whereby a moderate volume of traffic can also be expected here. There is support from the truck driving ban on this day.

delays from construction sites and border controls

Due to construction sites, the burner highway and the Inntal Autobahn are particularly affected. In Austria, as in the neighboring countries, increased traffic is expected, especially on the Fernpass, Brenner, Rhine Valley and Tauern motorway. The construction sites are not the only challenge; Since the beginning of May there have been random entry controls at the German borders. Travelers should prepare for possible waiting times at the motorway crossings Suben, Walserberg and Kiefersfelden.

The Autogazette