Ongoing Christmas traffic: – stress



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Snowdrifts and strong winds make the country’s southern mountain passes especially vulnerable.

In both Haukelifjell, Dovrefjell and Hardangervidda, conditions are bad. Inland there are reports of very slippery roads.

– We receive reports of very slippery places inside. Pay attention, drive in accordance with the conditions and keep your distance from each other, tweets Vegtrafikksentralen Øst.

Tuesday night’s traffic picture does not indicate that Christmas traffic has started in earnest, which may be related to bad weather and that more people are waiting until Wednesday to get going.

– Take it easy

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Nature and Youth and Greenpeace lost climate demand

For Dagbladet, traffic operator Christofa Key-Nilsen in Vegtrafikksentralen øst says that there have been no major problems so far, but that there was a series of traffic congestion in the afternoon rush hour.

– It seems that there are many who are running the last errands, he told Dagbladet on Tuesday afternoon.

She has a clear call:

– Take it easy and don’t worry, says Key-Nilsen.

Meteorologists warn

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According to the Meteorological Institute, the weather will improve throughout the day on Christmas Eve, but it will be really unpleasant on Tuesday night and during the night.

– We have sent a warning about snowdrifts and wind in the mountains, says state meteorologist Marit Berger to NRK.

The Norwegian Public Roads Administration advises that several mountain passes can be closed on short notice. On Haukelifjell was the column Tuesday night driving due to weather. The E134 over Vikafjell is closed. The Norwegian Public Roads Administration informs NRK that they are closely monitoring the traffic situation.

– It will start to explode in Hardangervidda. If people are going to cross the mountain tonight, they should be aware that there may be column driving. They must carry food, drink and electricity on their mobile phones, says the call from the traffic operator Eirik Elnes in Vegtrafikksentralen to Bergens Tidende.

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Huge landslide. Iceland City Evacuated

Various traffic accidents

In several places in southern and central Norway, the police also report traffic accidents of varying magnitude.

On the E16 between Bjørgo and Aurdal in Innlandet county, a chain-link collision Tuesday afternoon involving seven or eight cars caused the section of the road to be closed for several hours.

On the E6 over Hjerkinn, a truck rolled over, causing traffic problems for several hours.

At Vinje in Telemark, two women in their 20s were involved in a traffic accident, where one was knocked unconscious at one point.

– The accident happened on a hill. One of the vehicles driving down the hill probably turned and struck the oncoming vehicles. There is minor property damage. The person who was initially seriously injured is now on the mend, police wrote on Twitter Tuesday night.

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