Information for travellers to and from Tyrol (cars, lorries and motorcycles)

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. Therefore, if possible, please avoid arriving or departing on that day. 

Attention: Arrival from Italy via the Brenner corridor is not possible (exception: arrival into the Tyrolean Wipptal, Gschnitztal, Navistal, Obernbergtal, Schmirntal, or Valsertal).

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. Therefore, if possible, please avoid arriving or departing on that day. 

If your destination is in the Tyrolean Wipptal, Gschnitztal, Navistal, Obernbergtal, Schmirntal or Valsertal valleys, you may use the B 182 Brenner road (destination or source traffic). 

Please note: It is not possible to travel through Tyrol – for example, on the way from Germany to Italy. The police are carrying out checks – during these, you must provide proof of your destination (such as booking confirmations). The A 13 Brenner motorway is closed to all traffic between the Schönberg toll station and the Brenner Pass.

No. Due to the closures, it will not be possible to use the Brenner Corridor between 11 am and 7 pm on 30 May 2026. There is no local alternative route.

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. Therefore, if possible, please avoid arriving or departing on that day. 

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. Therefore, if possible, please avoid arriving or departing on 30 May 2026. 

If you are coming from the north, you can take the motorway to the Schönberg exit to reach the Stubai Valley. Conversely, if you are coming from the Stubai Valley, you can take the motorway northwards towards Innsbruck. The A 13 Brenner motorway is closed to all traffic between the Schönberg toll station and the Brenner Pass.

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. Therefore, if possible, please avoid arriving or departing on that day. 

Important: Coaches wishing merely to pass through Tyrol must take a wide detour. 

Destination or source traffic applies if your destination or point of departure is verifiably located in the Tyrolean Wipptal, Gschnitztal, Navistal, Obernbergtal, Schmirntal or Valsertal valleys – for example, your place of residence, workplace, accommodation or delivery destination. The police are carrying out checks – during these, you must provide credible proof of your destination (such as a booking confirmation for your accommodation).

For example, by means of booking confirmations, employer confirmations, appointment confirmations or delivery documents. Police checks will be carried out.

You will then be prevented from continuing your journey and sent back. Please therefore bring appropriate supporting documents with you.

Yes. However, traffic delays are expected on 30 May 2026. It is therefore recommended that you avoid non-essential journeys on 30 May 2026. Alternatively, use public transport. 

Destination or source traffic may use the secondary road network. This applies if you can prove that your destination or point of departure is located in the Tyrolean Wipptal, Gschnitztal, Navistal, Obernbergtal, Schmirntal or Valsertal – for example, your place of residence, workplace, accommodation or delivery address. The police are carrying out checks – during these, you must provide credible proof of your destination. 

Important: The A 13 Brenner motorway will be closed to all traffic on 30 May 2026.

Yes. However, for safety reasons, cycling will be prohibited on 30 May 2026 between 11 am and 7 pm on the B 182 Brenner road, on the section between Stefansbrücke and the Schönberg slip road in the Stubai Valley (regardless of whether this is destination/source traffic or through traffic). Alternative routes include, in particular, the L 38 Ellbögener road and the Stubai Cycle Route 19.

Yes. What matters is the closure or traffic regulation in force, not whether the vehicle is a car or a motorcycle.

Yes. The traffic measures apply regardless of how the vehicle is powered.

Yes. The same rules apply to motorhomes as well. 

Yes. The driving bans for diversion traffic during the summer season will also apply in full on 30 May 2026. Further details can be found here. 

Make use of the latest traffic information in the media, especially on the radio or from motoring organisations.

Please remain calm, form an emergency corridor in good time, follow the instructions of the emergency services, stay on the main road network and avoid taking alternative routes via side roads.

Yes, that is advisable, especially if you’re arriving late or staying somewhere without a 24-hour reception.

The right of assembly is a fundamental right and, as such, a key principle enshrined in the Austrian Federal Constitution. No permission is required for assemblies. They may only be prohibited by the authorities by way of a formal decision in exceptional circumstances (for example, where safety is at risk). In accordance with existing case law on this matter, the assembly organised by a private individual was not prohibited. 

That is why the A 13 Brenner motorway must be closed to all traffic. In order to maintain security of supply in the region, the B 182 Brenner road and the L 38 Ellbögener road will also be closed to through traffic during the same period. 

The assembly organised/notified by a private individual will take place on both carriageways. For this reason, the A 13 Brenner motorway must also be closed in both directions.