TOTSO
As TOTSO refers to a special kind of crossroads , where it is necessary to turn to stay on the same road (with the same numbering or designation). On the other hand, if you follow the main lane in the area of the intersection, the street name changes. TOTSO is an English acronym and stands for Turn off to stay on and means in German: " Turn off to stay on ."
The term is used especially for higher-level roads, ie motorways and without crossing -developed highways . In a broader sense, the term also includes kinking priority roads in urban areas.
Examples
Germany
Longer sequences of TOTSO crossings can be found in the German motorway network:
- A 10 near Potsdam - Werder motorway triangle - A 2 - Oberhausen motorway junction - A 3 - Nuremberg motorway junction - A 9 - Munich (also in the opposite direction)
- A 81 near Stuttgart - Autobahn junction Weinsberg - A 6 - Viernheimer Dreieck - A 67 - Darmstädter Kreuz - A 5 - Hattenbacher Dreieck - A 7 - Horster Dreieck - A 1 - Autobahn triangle Norderelbe - A 255 - Hamburg (also in the opposite direction)
Austria
Surname | Highways | Main roadway |
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Inzersdorf node |
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A 23 from favorites → A 2 |
Knot catfish |
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A 8 from Passau → A 25 |
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A 2 from Villach → Klagenfurt |
Innsbruck-Amras node |
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A 12 from Kufstein → A 13 |
Switzerland
Surname | Highways | Main roadway |
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Sarganserland branch |
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A 13 from Chur → A 3 |