The ongoing maintenance on Nicosia-Limassol and Paphos-Limassol highways includes repairs on safety barriers, installation of reflective studs, and road surface improvements. Scheduled from 9 PM to 5 AM, Monday-Thursday, and from 8 PM to 5:30 AM, avoiding weekends, the works are expected to finish by February 29 and March 21, respectively. Traffic is being rerouted with advisories for safe driving around construction zones to ensure the safety of drivers and construction workers.
What are the updates on the Nicosia-Limassol and Paphos-Limassol highway maintenance?
- Ongoing nighttime maintenance is enhancing safety on Nicosia-Limassol and Paphos-Limassol highways.
- Safety barrier repairs and new reflective studs installation occur from 9 PM to 5 AM, Monday-Thursday, expected to finish by February 29.
- Road surface improvements on Paphos-Limassol highway from 8 PM to 5:30 AM, avoiding weekends, to be completed by March 21.
- Traffic is rerouted with advisories for safe driving around construction zones.
Ongoing Night Works on the Highways
As part of the infrastructure improvements, the Nicosia-Limassol and Paphos-Limassol highways are undergoing maintenance works during the night. These essential upgrades are aimed at enhancing road safety and ensuring the longevity of the highway surfaces and installations.
Nicosia-Limassol Highway Upgrades
Safety Barriers and Reflective Studs Installation
The Nicosia-Limassol highway is currently seeing the repair of safety barriers and the installation of new reflective studs, also known as prisms, to aid nighttime visibility. This project is taking place between Akti Kiverniti and Germasogeia. The efforts are scheduled from 9:00 PM until 5:00 AM, Monday through Thursday. Initially commenced on January 10, the project is slated to conclude on February 29. Motorists should expect one lane to be closed off during these times while traffic is redirected to the adjacent lane, with clear and appropriate signaling in place to guide them.
Additional Reflective Studs Placement
Further enhancement works include the placement and replacement of reflective studs at various intervals along the highway. These activities are also confined to nighttime hours, from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM, excluding Fridays and the weekend. Commenced on February 13, with an expected end date of February 29, these operations will see the partial closure of a single lane over stretches of approximately 500 meters, guiding traffic to the open lane.
Paphos-Limassol Highway Maintenance
Road Surface Improvements
On the Paphos-Limassol highway, maintenance works are being carried out on the road surface across both lanes and in both directions. The work includes the repair and resurfacing of the highways to provide a smoother and safer driving experience. The work schedule is set from 8:00 PM till 5:30 AM, avoiding weekends (Friday to Sunday), and commenced on January 29. These efforts are expected to come to completion on March 21. During this period, traffic is being rerouted through nearby highway exits to facilitate the ongoing works.
Traffic Advisories and Safety Precautions
In light of these developments, the Police are issuing advisories for drivers to remain cautious while navigating through the construction zones. They urge drivers to maintain safe driving practices, which include adhering to a lower speed limit, keeping a safe distance from the vehicle in front, and obeying all temporary road signs and signals. These precautions will help ensure the safety of both the construction workers and fellow motorists.
Drivers are encouraged to plan their routes ahead of time when traveling at night and to stay informed on the progress of the road works to minimize any inconvenience. The improvements upon completion are expected to significantly enhance the overall safety and functionality of these key transportation routes.
The Nicosia-Limassol and Paphos-Limassol highways are getting upgrades to make them safer. They are fixing safety barriers, putting in reflective studs, and improving the road surface. The work is happening at night on weekdays and is expected to be finished by the end of February and March. Traffic is being redirected with signs to keep everyone safe.
