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BackADAC warnt vor starkem Rückreiseverkehr am Wochenende in Bayern und darüber hinaus
ADAC warnt vor starkem Rückreiseverkehr am Wochenende in Bayern und darüber hinaus
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ADAC warnt vor starkem Rückreiseverkehr am Wochenende in Bayern und darüber hinaus

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  • Der ADAC prognostiziert aufgrund des Ferienendes am 14.
  • September starken Rückreiseverkehr auf Autobahnen in Bayern, Baden-Württemberg, Österreich und der Schweiz, insbesondere auf der A3, A8, A9, A95, A96, A99 sowie den Tauern-, Karawanken- und Brenner-Autobahnen und der Gotthardroute.

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Why It Matters

Der ADAC gibt regelmäßig Verkehrsprognosen zu Ferienbeginn und -ende heraus, um Reisende über erwartete Verkehrsaufkommen zu informieren.

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Am Wochenende dürfte es voll werden auf den Straßen in Bayern und darüber hinaus. Der ADAC rechnet anlässlich des Ferienendes (14. September) mit starkem Rückreiseverkehr, insbesondere auf den Routen aus dem Süden sowie von den Küsten kommend.

Zu den am meisten staugefährdeten Autobahnen zählt der Verkehrsclub die A3, A8, A9, A95 und A96 sowie den Autobahnring um München, die A99. Gerade am Wochenende kommt der übliche Ausflugsverkehr hinzu. Auch in Baden-Württemberg enden die Sommerferien.

In Österreich dürfte die Verkehrslage auf den Hauptreiserouten ebenfalls angespannt sein. Dazu zählt der ADAC die West-, die Tauern-, die Karawanken-, die Inntal- sowie die Brenner-Autobahn. Auch auf der Fernpass-Bundesstraße, der B179, sei mit erhöhtem Verkehrsaufkommen zu rechnen. In der Schweiz rechnet der ADAC mit dichtem Verkehr auf der A1, A2 (Gotthardroute), A3 sowie der A13 (San-Bernardino-Route). Bei der Einreise nach Deutschland können aufgrund der Grenzkontrollen Wartezeiten entstehen.

Open Questions

  • Wie lange wird der starke Rückreiseverkehr voraussichtlich anhalten?
  • Welche konkreten Maßnahmen empfiehlt der ADAC zur Vermeidung von Staus?

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This article was originally published by Die Zeit.

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