IMPORTANT: From 1. January 2025, the Lueg bridge will only be passable in one lane
From 1. January 2025, traffic on the Lueg bridge (located on the A13 Brenner motorway on the Austrian side, south of Innsbruck) will be temporarily limited to one lane in each direction in order to allow for major maintenance work to ensure optimal safety. Here are the most important information:
- From January, the Lueg bridge will be open to traffic in one lane, but on around 170 days a year it will be open to traffic in two lanes – depending on the direction of travel. The exact driving calendar is being prepared.
- Trucks over 3.5 tonnes must use the left-hand lane when there are two lanes, as this lane has a higher load-bearing capacity. A test run in the summer showed that heavy traffic can cross each other without problems and that traffic jams can be reduced on busy days.
- It is not possible to have two lanes throughout for reasons of bridge safety.
- Other measures include a control system for recording weights, additional bans on lorries, section control, new display panels and a Europe-wide information campaign.