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Caravan stuck in tunnel on San Boldo Pass, traffic halted

09.08.2026 04:37 1 min 2 sources РУС
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Caravan stuck in tunnel on San Boldo Pass, traffic halted
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In Brief

On Saturday afternoon, a caravan got stuck in a tunnel on the San Boldo Pass in Cison di Valmarino, blocking traffic in both directions. The incident occurred around 3 p.m.; traffic was restored later in the afternoon.

On Saturday afternoon, a car towing a caravan got stuck in a tunnel on the San Boldo Pass in Cison di Valmarino, Italy, blocking traffic in both directions. According to one source, the vehicle was driven by a Dutch tourist family; another source says it was an Austrian couple heading to Valsana. While trying to reverse, the car's clutch was damaged.

The resulting queue stretched in both directions, made worse by the Pamali festival. Traffic was only restored in the late afternoon. This is not the first time large vehicles have gotten stuck on this stretch, where the narrow tunnels and hairpin bends of the historic "Road of 100 Days," built by the Austro-Hungarian army during World War I, pose difficulties for big vehicles.

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Caravan gets stuck in tunnel at San Boldo Pass, traffic disrupted

09.08.2026 oggitreviso.it ITA Original source

Caravan stuck in tunnel on San Boldo pass, traffic disrupted

08.08.2026 ilgazzettino.it ITA Original source

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