Truck accident near Vipiteno: Brenner motorway completely closed

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The Brenner Autobahn (A13) is closed due to a truck accident near Vipiteno in South Tyrol. Road users must expect significant time losses. It is currently backed up for over eleven kilometers.

Die Brenner Autobahn (A13) ist aufgrund eines Lkw-Unfalls bei Sterzing in Südtirol gesperrt. Verkehrsteilnehmer müssen mit erheblichen Zeitverlusten rechnen. Aktuell staute es sich über elf Kilometer.
The Brenner Autobahn (A13) is closed due to a truck accident near Vipiteno in South Tyrol. Road users must expect significant time losses. It is currently backed up for over eleven kilometers.

Truck accident near Vipiteno: Brenner motorway completely closed

In the early hours of today, more precisely at 5:30 a.m., there was a significant traffic accident on the Brenner Motorway (A13) towards Italy. The incident occurred near Vipiteno in South Tyrol, where a truck was involved in an accident. This unfortunate situation resulted in the highway being completely closed at this point.

The provisional duration of the closure is currently unclear, which means that drivers heading to Italy can expect significant delays. A traffic jam of around eleven kilometers has now formed on the Austrian side of the border. According to the mobility club ÖAMTC, road users should already consider alternative routes in order to avoid further loss of time.

Road situation and traffic accident

The situation must be taken seriously because such an accident not only poses major challenges for the affected vehicle drivers, but also severely affects the entire traffic flow. It is particularly important for travelers who rely on the Brenner Pass to find out about the current traffic conditions before setting off. More information about this incident can also be found on other platforms to ensure that everyone involved is well prepared.

There is currently scant information about the exact circumstances of the accident and possible injuries. However, the authorities are actively assessing the situation and, if necessary, lifting the closure in a timely manner. It remains to be seen how quickly the situation will ease and when the motorway can be opened to traffic again. Residents and passers-by are asked to be patient and adhere to the traffic advisories issued by the relevant authorities.

Further information about the current situation and possible alternative routes is available at www.kleinezeitung.at available.