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Difficult driving due to snow.
Red indicates difficult driving due to snow: the carriageway is completely covered. Vehicles permitted to travel require chains or special winter tyres and must not exceed 30 km/h, subject to lower restrictions. Buses, lorries and articulated vehicles are generally prohibited; DGT provides exceptional passage for certain vehicles meeting specific conditions. Black indicates impassable conditions. Check current road information and officers’ instructions.
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Difficult driving due to snow.
Impassable conditions.
Driving without snow restrictions.
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