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Switzerland Road Closures: Summer Travel - News Directory 3

Switzerland Road Closures: Summer Travel

June 24, 2025 Catherine Williams World
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  • Switzerland's Federal Roads Office (ASTRA) anticipates significant traffic disruptions ⁤across the country as summer holidays ⁢begin.
  • ASTRA warns that⁣ the A2 motorway ⁢and regions around Zurich, Bern,‍ Basel,⁢ Lucerne, and Lugano will be particularly affected.
Original source: thelocal.ch

Get ready for significant Switzerland road closures and travel delays⁣ this ⁤summer. As holiday traffic surges, anticipate heavy congestion on major routes like the A2, especially around Zurich, Bern, and Lucerne-the summer travel season is here! The‍ Federal Roads Office (ASTRA) warns of potential gridlock, aggravated by school breaks starting in ⁢late June. Expect southbound routes to be packed in July and August, with northbound traffic peaking from mid-July to mid-September. News ‍Directory⁢ 3 has the complete guide, including specific motorways affected, like the A1, A2, and A3, ‍and border crossings.Plan your journey to avoid the⁢ Gotthard Tunnel ⁢and other critical areas. Discover what’s⁢ next ….







Switzerland ⁤Traffic: Holiday Travel to Cause Major ⁢Delays










Key Points

  • Holiday departures will cause significant traffic congestion in Switzerland.
  • Major delays are expected on the A2 and around major ⁤cities.
  • Northbound traffic will be heavy from mid-July to mid-September.
  • Motorists ⁢are urged to stay on highways to avoid disrupting local communities.

swiss Roads Face Holiday Traffic Delays

Updated june 24, 2025
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Switzerland’s Federal Roads Office (ASTRA) anticipates significant traffic disruptions ⁤across the country as summer holidays ⁢begin. School breaks in cantons such ‍as Basel-City,Geneva,and Vaud ⁤start June 29,with others following in July,leading to increased congestion,especially on weekends.

ASTRA warns that⁣ the A2 motorway ⁢and regions around Zurich, Bern,‍ Basel,⁢ Lucerne, and Lugano will be particularly affected. The Gotthard ⁣Tunnel and San Bernardino road are also expected to experience heavy traffic. Southbound ⁣routes‍ will⁣ be congested in July and August, while northbound traffic will peak from mid-July to mid-September. Weekends with good weather will likely see increased traffic nationwide.

Specific motorways expected to have ⁢congestion include:

  • A1: Geneva (including Bardonnex border crossing), Kirchberg – Schönbühl, Härkingen – Wangen, Aarau-West – Birrfeld
  • A2/A3: Basel (including⁣ border crossings with France and Germany)
  • A2: belchen Tunnel – Härkingen, Altdorf⁣ – Biasca (Gotthard road tunnel), Lugano – Chiasso⁣ (departures to Italy)
  • A2/A14: ⁤Lucerne region
  • A3:⁤ Walenstadt – Reichenburg
  • A4: Adlikon – Winterthur-Nord, Axenstrasse (Seewen – Flüelen)
  • A8: Interlaken – Spiez, Sarnen – ‍Lopper⁤ interchange
  • A9: La Veyre/Vevey – ‍Bex-Nord
  • A12: Châtel-St-Denis – La Veyre/Vevey
  • A13: Sarganserland⁢ – Thusis-Sud, Andeer – Mesocco
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