Rerouting of L 197 Arlberg pass road

Klösterle, Austria / 04.2014 - 11.2015

The project was to reroute a 1.3 km stretch of the L 197 Arlberg pass road, which was at risk of rock falls and carriageway subsidence. To enable road users to use the route more safely, TEERAG-ASDAG constructed five supporting walls (1,700m³, up to 11m in height) for the section most at risk, in the steep alpine terrain above Stuben.

Photo: Rerouting of the L 197 Arlberg pass road: the lower third of the picture shows the scattered alpine mountainside settlement of Stuben, the middle section shows construction cranes working to reroute the Arlberg pass road and the sky is visible at the top.

Facts & Figures

Company

TEERAG-ASDAG, NL Tirol

Type

Road construction

Runtime

04.2014 - 11.2015

Principal

The Office of the Tyrolean Government

Safe journeys through the high mountains

Rock removed soil class 6-7: 55,000m³
Specially coated surfaces 10-20cm: 1,500m²
IBO anchors: 3,200 m
Permanent ground anchors 950KN: 600m
Faced brickwork: 1,600 m²
Granite hard shoulder, 15/24 ROA1: 1,900m
Frost layer: 15,100 m³