Ten-kilometre traffic jam at Swiss Gotthard tunnel
Traffic jam in front of the Gotthard north portal reaches a length of ten kilometres
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The traffic in front of the north portal of the Gotthard road tunnel was backed up for ten kilometres between Erstfeld and Göschenen on Monday afternoon.
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Stau vor dem Gotthard-Nordportal erreicht Länge von zehn Kilometern
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This was announced by the Touring Club Switzerland (TCS) via the short message service X.
Traffic jams had already formed over a length of around ten kilometres in front of both portals of the Gotthard road tunnel at the weekend on both Saturday and Sunday.
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