Traffic chaos in Tyrol: Latest information about the construction site situation!

In the Tyrolean area there are currently numerous traffic disruptions that are recorded by the mobility planning department in Innsbruck. This authority is responsible for collecting all relevant information about traffic disruptions in the region and entering directly into the real-time traffic information system (EVIS), which is also used by well-known navigation providers such as Google and Tom Tom. As ORF Tirol reported , around 600 traffic disruptions are registered annually due to events such as carnival parades or construction sites. Legal changes could lead that navigation systems will soon be obliged to update this information more regularly, which is of great importance for road users.

The road conditions in Germany are also tense in Germany, since many construction sites and road closures have currently been set up. For example, on the L337 between Bremen and Stuhr, extensive construction sites are counted, which will cause significant delays. The current report by Viamichelin lists further routes with construction sites that suggest traffic in both directions. In particular, the A1 between Lübeck and Pansdorf is particularly affected by disabilities that are due to maintenance work and new construction site layouts.

Current traffic disruptions in Tyrol and Germany

These construction sites and traffic disruptions have a direct impact on travel and everyday commuters in both regions. While Tyrol takes a step towards better traffic information, drivers in Germany are facing increasing challenges due to construction sites running in parallel. These developments make it essential for road users to inform themselves regularly and to plan alternative routes to avoid delays.