Highway 52 (Switzerland)

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Autobahn 52 in Switzerland
Highway 52 (Switzerland)
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Course of the A52
Basic data
Operator: Canton Zurich
Start of the street: Zumikon
( 47 ° 20 ′  N , 8 ° 37 ′  E )
End of the road: Hinwil
( 47 ° 17 ′  N , 8 ° 49 ′  E )
Overall length: 27 km

Canton :

A52 Central.jpg
A52 near Grüningen before installing the central barriers
Course of the road
crossing (1)  Zumikon (Küsnachter crossing)
Start of the road Motorway A52
Motorway junction (2)  Zumikon
Motorway junction (3)  Forch
Motorway junction (4)  Hinteregg
Motorway junction (5)  Egg
Motorway junction (6)  Esslingen
Motorway junction (7)  Oetwil am See
Motorway junction (8th)  Ottikon
branch (9)  Hinwil junction A15

The Swiss Autostrasse 52 , also known as Forchstrasse or Forchautostrasse , is a cantonal autostrasse in the canton of Zurich and leads in two lanes (section Zumikon, Egg, Esslingen to Gossau single-lane) and in separate directions from Zurich over the Forch into the Zurich Oberland . It begins at Zurich-Hirslanden as a two-lane country road and from Zumikon it is signposted as a car road. Shortly before Hinwil there is a connection to the A15 (formerly A53) towards Rapperswil via the Betzholz roundabout .

Serious traffic accidents occurred again and again on the A52, which was originally not directionally separated. At the beginning of November 2004, the Zurich government council approved a project to separate the direction of Forchstrasse between Forch and Egg. The directional separation was carried out with guard rails and is intended to improve traffic safety on the Forchautobahn. The structural separation of the directions of travel minimizes the risk of frontal collisions.

There is no vignette requirement for the A 52 , as the A52 is a cantonal road and not a national road .

Web links

Commons : A52 (Switzerland)  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. Map of the taxable national roads. (PDF) In: Federal Customs Administration. July 28, 2011, accessed December 14, 2013 .