Limassol faces a crisis with severe traffic congestion and skyrocketing rent costs, leading to a housing shortage. The city must prioritize sustainable development, promoting ‘green’ properties, improving public transport, and fostering a cultural shift towards sustainable living to address these pressing challenges.
Congestion at the Ayios Dhometios crossing point in Cyprus intensifies due to infrastructure issues and disagreements between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot authorities. Efforts to ease traffic by widening roads and proposing new crossings face obstacles like resource shortages and lack of cooperation.
🚗🚦 The Growing Need for Alternatives to Private Vehicles in Cyprus 🚗🚦 Are you tired of sitting in traffic? The Ministry of Transport in Cyprus is taking action to tackle the issue of traffic congestion in urban centers like Nicosia and Limassol. They are focusing on enhancing mass transportation systems by increasing service frequency, introducing new routes, and improving transportation for people with disabilities. Initiatives like the “Park and Ride” program, which swiftly transports citizens from parking locations to urban centers, are already showing promising results. Stay tuned for future developments and potential solutions to make your commute smoother! 🚌🛵🚲💨
The Evangelos Lanitis Avenue project is finally coming to Agia Fyla, Limassol, Cyprus, after over fifteen years of planning. The project aims to reduce traffic congestion and provide flood protection for the area and involves the construction of a new avenue parallel to the highway and a large stormwater drain. The estimated cost of the project is around 8 million euros, and construction tenders are expected within the next six months.
