The D1 highway is blocked in the direction of Prague near Velká Bíteš and in the direction of Brno near Ostrovacice | iRADIO
A truck accident early Friday morning blocked the D1 highway from Brno to Prague. The car crashed at the 158th kilometer after Velká Bíteší in Žďársk before 05:00, the National Transport Information Center reported. The truck overturned and lies across all traffic lanes in the direction of Prague. A convoy has formed around the accidents, which continues to grow. There are also problems at other places on the D1 and other roads, mainly in Vysočina and Moravia, where traffic is complicated by heavy snow.
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A truck accident early Friday morning blocked the D1 highway from Brno to Prague (illustrative photo) | Source: Police of the Czech Republic
According to information from Zelená vlna Radiožurnál, drivers can use the Ostrovacice exit and bypass the D1 highway near Velká Bíteš on the old road.
The opposite direction before Brno at the 172nd kilometer near Ostrovačice is also impassable, where the highway was blocked by stranded trucks. You can go down to Domašov.
VYSOČINA – The D1 highway is closed at km 156.5 in the direction of Prague. Both lanes are blocked by a truck. We have established detour routes and are appealing to drivers to drive carefully. All roads in the Highlands are passable only with increased caution. #policievys
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There are also problems on the D1 in the section from Vyškov to Olomouc before Přerov, where a truck got stuck, the highway is impassable there. Columns form on the D46 beyond Prostějov, where a serious accident is reported.
Meteorologists warned that it will snow in the territory of the republic at night, it is happening in the east and south of the country. Up to ten centimeters of snow can fall there by morning, and then another ten centimeters during the day. In the south and southeast of Moravia there is also a risk of freezing precipitation with the formation of glaciers.
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