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St. Gallen: Two Accidents on A1 – Large Backlog

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In the early Wednesday evening, two traffic accidents occurred on the A1 motorway. A car was no longer mobile after one of the accidents and had to be towed. It caused damage of several thousand francs. In the end of the day traffic caused traffic obstructions and backlogging.

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St. Gallen: Two Accidents on A1 – Large Backlog

2 days ago·Zürich, Switzerland

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Blick broke the news in Zürich, Switzerland 2 days ago on Thursday, November 12, 2026.

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