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1. General Restrictions 9N Sundays, Public Holidays and Non-Working l[I Driving Restrictions, Goods Transport, 2OZO Slovenia 1. General restrictions Vehicles concerned trucks and combination vehicles with an MpW of more than 7.51 Prohibition on all road sections listed below, in both directions: 9n Sundays, public holidays and non-working days from 08h00 to 21h00; ' on Good Friday from 14h00 to 21h00. Road sections l.Tunnel Karavanke - Ljubljana concerned A2 Tunnel Karavanke - Kranj - Ljubljana (Kozarje junction) 2. Kranjska Gora - Nova Gorica R1-206 Kranjska Gora - Vrsic - Trenta - Bovec R1-203 Predel - Bovec - Kobarid G2-102 Robic (ltalian border)- Kobarid - perseti 3. Korensko Sed/o - Podkoren - Lesce - podtabor R1-201 Korensko sedlo (Austrian border)- podkoren - Mojstrana * Hrusica R3-637 Hrusica - Javnornik - Zirovnica - Vrba G1-8 Vrba - Lesce - Crnivec H'l Crnivec - Lesnica 4. Podtabor - Ljubljana R2-411 Podtabor - Naklo R2-412 Naklo (Kranj west)- Kranj - Kranj (Labore) R1-211 Kranj (Labore)- Jeprca - Ljubtjana (Sentvid) G1-8 Ljubljana (Sentvid)- Ljubtjana (ring) 5. Ljubljana - Visna Gora - Bic - Pluska A2 Ljubljana (Malence)- Visna Gora - Bic - ptuska 6. Ljubljana - Obrezje G2-106 Ljubljana (Rudnik) - Skoftjica - Smarje Sap Hl Pluska - Trebnje - Karteljevo A2 Novo Mesto (Hrastje)- Smednik - Krska Vas - Obrezje (Border with Croatia) 7 . Sentilj * Trojane - Ljubljana (motorway) A1 Border crossing Sentilj * Pesnica H2 Pesnica - Maribor (Tezno) A1 Maribor (Ptujska Cesta) - Stivnica - Cetje - Arja Vas - Vrasnko- Trojane Blagovica - Ljubljana (zadobrova) 8. Senfi/J - Pesnica R2-437 Border crossing Sentilj - pesnica 9. Maribor - Ljubljana R2-430 Maribor - Slivnica - St. Bistrica - St. Konjice - Celje R2-447 Medlog - zalec - sempeter - Locica - irojane - Blagovica -Trzin G2-104 Trzin - Ljubljana (Crnuce) - Ljubljana (Tomacevo) 10. Ljubljana ring H3 Ljubljana (Zadobrova) - Ljubljana (Tomacevo) - Ljubljana (Koseze) A1 Ljubljana (Zadobrova) - Ljubljana (Malence) - Ljubljana (Kozarje) A2 Ljubljana (Koseze) - Ljubljana (Kozarje) 11. Ljubljana - Klanec (Motorway) ,A1 Ljubljana (Kozarje) * Razdrto - Divaca - Kozina - Klanec - Srmin 12. Ljubljana - Kozina * Klanec - Srmin R2-409 Ljubljana (Vic)- Vrhnika - Logatec G2-102 Logatec - Kalce R2-409 Kalce - Postojna - Razdrto - Kozina - Klanec R1-208 Crni Kal * Aver R2-409 Aver - Rizana - Srmin 13. Skof/e * Secovlje H5 Skofije - Koper R2-406 Skofije - Dekani R3-741 Dekani - Luka Koper G2-111 Koper * Secovlje (Croatian border) 14. Koper - Dragonja G1-11 Koper - Smarje - Dragonja (Croatian border) 15. Senozece - Fernetice R2-445 Sezana - Fernetici (ltalian border) 16. Sezana - Stanjel R1-204 Sezana - Dutovlje - Stanjel 17. Stanjel- Sempeter R3-614 Stanjel - Komen - Kostanjevica na Krasu- Opatje Selo - Miren - Sempeter 18. Sezana - Divaca R2-446 Sezana - Divaca 19. Vipava - Vrlojba H4 Podnanos - Vipava - Ajdovscina - Selo * Nova Gorica - Border crossing Vrtojba 20. Razdrto - Rozna Dolina G1-12 Razdrto - Podnanos R2-444 Razdrto - Vipava - Ajdovscina (bypass)- Selo - Nova Gorica - Rozna Dolina 21. Postojna - Jelsane G1-6 Postojna - llirska Bistrica - Jelsane (Croatian border) 22. Starod - Krvavi Potok G1-7 Starod (Croatian border) * Kozina * Krvavi Potok (ltalian border) 23. Skofljica - Petrina (Brod na Kolpi) G2-106 Skofljica - Ribnica - Kocevje - Petrina (Croatian border) 24. Kafteljevo/Mackovec - Novo Mesto - Metlika G2-105 Karteljevo - Novo Mesto - Metlika (Croatian border) G2-105 Mackovec - Novo Mesto 25. Celje - Dobovec G2-107 Celje (Vzhod) - Sentjur pri Celju - Smarje pri Jelsah - Dobovec (Croatian border) 26. Slovenska Bistrica - Ormoz - Sredisce ob Dravi G1-2 Slovenska - Hajdina - Ptuj - Ormoz (bypass) - Sredisce ob Dravi (Croatian border) 27. Spuhlja - Zavrc R1-228 Spuhlja -Zavrc (Croatian border) 28. Hajdina (Ptui) - Gruskovie G1-9 Hajdina - Gruskovje (Croatian border) 29. Pesnica - Lendava - Pince iunction with Dolga Vas (Motorway and expresswaY) 41 Pesnica - Dragucova A5 Dragucova - Lenart - Murska Sobota * Lendava - Pince H7 Lendava - Dolga vas (Border with Hungary) 30. Pesnlca - Dolga vas G1-3 Pesnica - Lenart - Radenci - Vucja Vas and Lipovci- Lendava R1-235 Radenci- Prikljucek Murska Sobota 31. Pefisovci - Dolnii Lakos G2-109 Petisovci - Dolnji Lakos 32. G Radgona - Most Cez Muro G2-110 Radgona - Most Cez Muro 33. Vic - Maribor - Haidina (Ptui) G1-1 Vic (Austrian border) - Dravograd - Maribor (Koroski Most) - Tezno - Hajdina 34. Dravograd - Celie - Krsko G1-4 Dravograd - Slovenj Gradec - Velenie - Arja Vas G1-5 Celje (west) - Celje - Zidani most - Drnovo Additional restrictions due to the technical characteristics of road: . R2-419, section 1205 Sentjernej - Krilaj ' ll-7 '1 (7.5 t), open to local traffic. R1 -210, section 1078 Skofja Loka - Jeprca - ll-7 '1 (7.5 t), open to local traffic and direction Zelezniki, Gorenja vas. R1 -210, section 1'109 Kranj - SXotja Loka (from km 1.5 to the end of the section) - ll-7.1 (7.51), open to local traffic and direction Zelezniki, Gorenja vas. R1 -202, sections 0234, 0233 state border - Ratede - Podkoren - ll-10.1 , open to local traffic. R1 -201 , sections 0202,0203, 0204,0205 Podkoren - Kr. Gora - Dovje - Kraje - HruSica - ll-10.1, open to local traffic. R2-411, section 1428 Polica - Podtabor (from km 3.730 - to the end of the section). R1 -203, sections 1002,1003, 1004 Predel - Bovec - Kobarid - ll-7 .1(7.51), open to local traffic. R1 -201, section 201, Korensko sedlo - Podkoren, - ll-10.2. R1 -210, sections 1105, 1106 Zg. Jezersko - Sp. Jezersko - Predvor - ll-7.1 (7.5t), open to local traffic' . R3-638, section 1 132 Begunie - Bistrica(TrZic) (km 0'050 - to the end of the section) - ll-7.1 (7.5t), open to local traffic. R1 -229, 1286 Rogoznica - Senarska - ll7 .1 (7.51), open to local traffic. G1-5, section Celje - Kr5ko, ll-7.1 (7'5t). trucks and combination vehicles with an MPW of more than 7.5t Vehicles concerned Prohibition Permanent place border crossing points of Secovlje, Socerga, Vinica, Rigonce and Gibina Change to the freight traffic arrangement (vehicles over 7.5 tonnes) on the G1'6 and G1-7 As of 1 June 2019, The Slovenian lnfrastructure AqencV chanqe the restriction forfreiqht traffic on the main roadsJe!5ane - Postoina (G1-6) and Starod'Kozina (G1'7) and some of the main and regional roads in the north-eastern part of Slovenia. 2. Summer restrictions Vehicles concerned trucks and combination vehicles with an MPW of more than 7.51 Prohibition Limitations in high tourist season (from the last weekend in June to the first weekend in SePtember ): . Saturdays from 8 a.m. to 1 P.m. sundays, public holidays and non-working days from I a.m. to 9 p,m. Additional restrictions in high tourist season on roads: A1 -E61 /70 Ljubljana-Koper A3-E70 Divaca (Gabrk)-Fernetici (Fernetti) H5-E751 Skofije-KoPer G1-1 1 Koper-Dragonja and G1-6 Postoina-Jelsane, the traffic is prohibited: . on Saturdays from 6 a.m. to 4 p.m. on sundays, holidays and other free days from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Exceptions to the general limitation Traffic limitations shall not apply, when driving is required for the following purposes: saving human lives; preventing or eliminating direct hazards to humans or property; preventing or eliminating consequences of environmental pollution; eliminating consequences of natural disasters; urgent maintenance works during routine road maintenance and snow ploughing and gritting during winter road maintenance; towing or recovering vehicles that are no longer driveable due to malfunction and are at a standstill on the pavement or a section of the road outside the pavement, thereby obstructing or endangering traffic. Towage or recovery may in this case only be performed a natural or legal person registered for this activity, but only to the nearest location suitable for excluding the vehicle from traffic; transport of radio and television vehicles, if this is in the interest of public information; delivery of oil derivatives to petrol stations; humanitarian aid transports; transport of international peacekeeping forces; transport of postal consignments; road traffic combined with railway or shipping traffic: o to a railway or a ferry terminal in case the journey is to be continued on a piggyback train, and a timely arrival would otherwise be not possible, which must be substantiated by the driver with appropriate documentation; o from a ferry or railway terminal to the nearest border crossing in case the vehicles have arrived by ferry or on a piggyback train, and in case the drive to the destination may be continued abroad, which must be substantiated by the driver with appropriate documentation; transport following harvests of quickly perishable agriculture or forest fruits or produce; transport of cereals and barley to storage or drying facilities at the time of harvests; transport of raw materials or goods used in a production process involving several production units of a single enterprise at no more than 5 km away from each other; transport of day-old chickens; transport of milk to collection points, and from collection points to a dairy plant; . transport of quickly perishable goods by cargo vehicles -freezer lorries; . transport of freshly harvested flowers; . collection and removal of household waste; . removal of animal corpses as part of the veterinary hygiene public service or animal waste products, as part of the public utility service; . transport of mobile disinfection device for hospital use; . transport of construction machinery or material for motorway construction or reconstruction in the Republic of Slovenia, which urgently needs to be carried out during a traffic ban, which
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