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This artitcle is an excellent start, but needs much work on terminology. It's obvious that much of the original source material was in German and it was run through a computer translator. A lot of the information doesn't make sense in English. There are too many issues to even start to list them. One would have to look at the German wiki article to see what was originally meant. Terms such as "minihighway" are rather funny. Does this mean that the lanes are narrower than normal? Or the speeds are slower than normal? I have to think that all the articles on the Swiss A-road system are also in need of review.-- TGC55 ( talk) 03:33, 13 September 2010 (UTC) reply