A2 motorway (Slovenia)

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The Avtocesta A2 (Slovenian for, highway A2 '), also Gorenjsko - Dolenjska avtocesta ( Slow for, Carniola Carniola - highway ') called, is the second longest highway in Slovenia. Within the A2 Slovenia, among others, Kranj and Novo mesto binds to the central region of Ljubljana / Laibach, on the borders of the country it connects Villach with the Croatian capital Zagreb.

While the membership of Slovenia was part of Yugoslavia, this route of Autoput Bratstvo i jedinstvo and had the number 1 As in Croatia has received this number after the disintegration of Yugoslavia another highway. The section Pluska - Hrastije ( at Trebnje ) was released on 30 June 2010 for traffic. This section is 14.8 km long and replaces one of the most dangerous roads. On the previous H1 in the previous six years, 550 accidents had occurred with 39 deaths. The completion of the section Peračica - Podbrezje (2nd lane ) was performed after repeated delay on 28 October 2011.

Thus, the A 2 between Ljubljana and Zagreb is continuous four-lane passable. After the release of the section Peračica - Podbrezje (2nd lane ) on 28 October 2011, the A2 is four lanes open to traffic from Karawankentunnel via Ljubljana to the Slovenian-Croatian border crossing Obrezje / Bregana with the exception of the single-tube Karawankentunnel.

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Highway parking in Jesenice

A2 in the Carniola