Corpus Christi: traffic chaos on the streets - traffic jam everywhere!
Corpus Christi: traffic chaos on the streets - traffic jam everywhere!
Golling, Österreich - Today, on June 17, 2025, a strong volume of traffic is recorded in the entire country, especially around the extended Corpus Christi weekend. As the ÖAMTC reports, many travelers started their short vacation from Wednesday afternoon, which leads to increased traffic jams on the transit routes towards Germany. A major traffic jam hotspot is the tunnel construction site on the Tauern Autobahn (A10) near Golling.
The Tauern Autobahn is a central north-south connection in Austria, which connects important places such as Salzburg and Villach. It is particularly used by German vacationers who travel to the south. This day, several traffic jams have already been reported on different sections of the highway, including a traffic jam between Kuchl and Pass Lueg as well as construction sites. Causes can also be expected between the Ovenau tunnel and the Helbersberg tunnel as well as in other areas of the A10, as there are several lane narrowing.
reinforced traffic jam due to construction sites
The traffic volume is not only due to the holiday season; Numerous construction sites along the A10 and other key traffic routes also lead to delays. Current reports show that there are massive traffic jams on the A10 from Lammertal-Hüttau to parish throwing due to road construction work. These construction sites are part of a longer project with expected delays until June 26, 2025.
Overall, various traffic jams must be observed when traveling in Austria. The ÖAMTC points out that increased traffic flow is also to be expected on other motorways such as the Inn Valley Autobahn (A12) and the Brenner Autobahn (A13). Other traffic jams are located on the Rhine Valley Autobahn (A14) in Vorarlberg and on dozens of federal roads, accelerated by the holiday weekend and the associated travel activity.
public transport recommended
In view of the expected traffic jams, the ÖAMTC recommends that alternatives consider. At events such as the Danube Island Festival in Vienna, Park & Ride and public transport are advised to minimize the arrival traffic. Also in the course of tourism science, the need to evaluate travel behavior in Austria is underlined by surveys. The travel behavior of the Austrian resident population is regularly recorded in order to be able to understand the economic effects of tourism.With several large events, including the Gaisberrennen in Salzburg from June 19 to 21, the authorities also expect roadblocks in the old town of Salzburg and Gaisberg Landesstraße, which contribute to the relevant information in communication.
The ÖAMTC also offers a fuel price database in the route planner, which helps to find long-distance drivers to find the cheapest petrol stations along the trip. In view of the current developments in the transport infrastructure and the remarkable travel behavior, numerous citizens face a challenge that affects both their travel planning and their selection of funds and resources.
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