The NicosiaLimassol highway will be closed for construction from 8:00 pm on Thursday, July 25th until 6:00 am on Friday, July 26th, with detours onto the old NicosiaLimassol road via the Latsia and Idalion Industrial Area exits. Concurrently, maintenance on the bypass road will take place between 10:00 pm and 5:00 am the same night, affecting both directions of travel from the Ayia Phyla roundabout to the Troodos roundabout.
During NicosiaLimassol highway construction, traffic is detoured to the opposite side for a 3 km stretch between Moni and Mouttagiaka from 9:00 pm to 6:00 am, causing possible delays. Additional night work diverts traffic to leftmost lanes near Nicosia between 9:00 pm and 5:00 am until July 19.
The NicosiaLimassol Highway will be closed from Moni to Mouttagiaka for two nights starting tonight at 9:00 pm for road repair works. Additional nighttime works are scheduled until July 19th to replace central median barriers, with traffic management plans in place to minimize disruption for motorists.
Enhancing public safety on coastal roads involves enforcing vehicle registration display, implementing legal silencers to reduce noise, and introducing police roadblocks to ensure compliance. Broader measures like improved road planning, traffic calming structures, and educational campaigns are essential for creating a culture of respect and responsibility for a safer environment.
From tonight until Friday morning, the NicosiaLimassol Highway will have nighttime closures from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM for maintenance. Traffic will be rerouted into temporary twoway segments, so drivers should expect potential delays and plan for detours.
Maintenance works on the NicosiaLimassol highway from Skarinou to Zygi are ongoing until June 27, with nightly closures from 9 PM to 6 AM and detours in place. Additionally, the Kalamon Flyover in Nicosia will be closed for maintenance on June 2627 from 9 PM to 5 AM, with traffic rerouted through the Kalamon roundabout. Drive safely, follow signs, and plan for extra travel time.
As the Holy Spirit Flood celebrations approach in Larnaca, Paphos, and Protaras, road closures will impact major streets from June 2126 to accommodate the festivities, including Athens Avenue in Larnaca, Apostle Paul Avenue in Paphos, and the road to Fig Tree Bay parking in Protaras on specific dates. Plan ahead to navigate through the closures and enjoy the festivities in these vibrant towns safely.
Cyprus has embarked on a €5.5 million project with the Ebas Swarco Consortium to upgrade its transportation systems, including the installation of electronic boards, cameras, and traffic meters for improved traffic management. This longterm initiative demonstrates Cyprus’s commitment to sustainable infrastructure development and a smarter approach to mobility.
The closure of the NicosiaTroodos Road following a car fire near Koutrafa was swiftly managed by emergency teams, avoiding any injuries. Motorists are reminded to prioritize safety by maintaining safe distances and following alternative routes.
The Urban Traffic Control (UTC) system, a €7 million project in Nicosia and Limassol, will coordinate 125 intersections using realtime data to streamline traffic flow and reduce travel times. Scalable to connect up to 500 intersections, this innovation promises to revolutionize urban transit efficiency in Cyprus.
