Radlpass road

State road B76 in Austria
Basic data
Start of the street:	Lieboch roundabout
End of street:	Bike pass
Overall length:	49.3 km
State :	Styria
Course of the road Graz area Dear (0)  Köflacherbahn (194)  Dear   Deutschlandsberg district Kainach Lannach Wieserbahn Teiplbach Zirknitz Lemsitz (12)  Stainz Stainzbach Langwiesenbach (17)  Rassach Vocherabach (in the Johngraben) Gamsbach Frauental on the Laßnitz Mühlbach between Gamsbach and Wildbach Torrent (23)  Wieserbahn Lassnitz Deutschlandsberg (25)  Wieserbahn Sulmtal Street Hollenegg (32)  Schwanberg Black Sulm (39)  Wies White Sulm Saggaubach (42)  South Styrian border road common course of the road with Eibiswald South Styrian border road (49.3)  Radlpass ( 670  m above sea level ) Austria - Slovenia

The Radlpass Straße B 76 is a state road in Austria with a length of 49.3 km. It is named after the Radlpass , an alpine pass on the border between Austria and Slovenia .

history

The road from Graz via Straßgang , Lannach, Stainz, Frauenthal to Deutschlandsberg was assigned to the first class district roads by the law of October 3, 1868. At that time, the lane was not paved, it was cleared after snowfall, but it also happened that trucks sank up to the axles after heavy rainfalls and only cleared again after several hours of work, in which the chauffeurs of the other waiting cars also took part could become.

Since April 1, 1938, the district roads of the first order in Styria have been run as state roads.

The Radlpass road then belonged to the network from 1 January 1951 to 31 March 2002 federal roads in Austria , since it is a primary road of Styria. The designation B 76 was retained, but is no longer an indication of a federal highway.

course

The Radlpass Straße begins in the community of Lieboch at a roundabout with the Packer Straße B 70. The B 76 crosses the south motorway A 2 and passes Lannach on a bypass road. However, industrial and commercial enterprises are constantly settling along the Radlpassstrasse, which leads to a very high volume of traffic. Due to the small roundabouts (curve radii) in the municipal areas of Lannach and Deutschlandsberg, traffic jams can be expected during rush hour traffic . The B 76 then continues via Stainz , which it bypasses, to Deutschlandsberg . This route leads partly through hilly terrain, which means that the Radlpassstraße has a high gradient or inclines. A third lane was built on some inclines to enable faster road users to overtake. The B 76 also runs past Deutschlandsberg as a bypass road. Sulmtal Straße B 74 branches off from Radlpassstraße south of Deutschlandsberg . The next larger towns are Schwanberg and Eibiswald . In Eibiswald, the B 76 crosses the Südsteirische Grenzstraße B 69. For a short stretch the two state roads share the route. The further course of the Radlpass road leads to the Radlpass on the border with Slovenia.

Web links

Commons : Radlpass Straße B 76  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

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1. ↑ Law of October 3, 1868, applies to the Duchy of Styria, which defines the 1st class district roads. LGBl. No. 14/1868.
2. ↑ Waltraud Weisi: A look back 1927–1938. The completely different district history. A stroll into the then of our closer home. Simadruck Deutschlandsberg 2015. p. 49.
3. ↑ Weisi, look back. P. 53.
4. ^ Law on public roads with the exception of federal roads (State Road Administration Act). LGBl. No. 20/1938, Section 59 Paragraph 2 (b).
5. ↑ Federal Roads Act of February 18, 1948, Directory D.
6. ↑ Federal Road Transmission Act , Federal Law Gazette I No. 50/2002 (PDF; 153 kB).

B76	Like the other former federal highways, Radlpass Straße was part of the federal administration. Since April 1, 2002, it has been under state administration and continues to have the B in the number, but not the name Bundesstraße.