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Overnight lane closures planned on Limassol–Nicosia and Larnaca–Paralimni highways

Overnight lane closures planned on Limassol–Nicosia and Larnaca–Paralimni highways
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Nicosia, Cyprus. Highways will face overnight lane closures from Monday as scheduled maintenance and safety works begin, the department of public works said on Friday.


Works on Limassol–Nicosia highway

On the Limassol–Nicosia highway, roadworks will be carried out from Monday to Thursday, between 20.00pm and 5.30am. One lane will be closed, with traffic diverted to the adjacent lane.

Aradippou industrial area exit closures

Separate works will affect the Aradippou industrial area exit on Wednesday and Friday, between 8.00 am and 15.00pm.

Larnaca airport exit closure and diversions

Cleaning works on the stormwater network will require the closure of the Larnaca airport exit towards Dhekelia and Paralimni. Vehicles will be diverted via the Aradippou exit.

Kalo Chorio roundabout exit maintenance

Further disruption is expected on Tuesday, from 20.00pm to 5.30am, when periodic maintenance will take place at the Kalo Chorio roundabout exit, in the direction of Larnaca airport.

Larnaca–Paralimni highway full closure in one direction

Both lanes of the Larnaca–Paralimni highway will be closed in the direction of Paralimni from 20.00pm on Monday until 5.30am. Traffic will be diverted to the opposite carriageway, which will operate with two-way traffic under police supervision and appropriate signage.

Motorist guidance

The department urged motorists to exercise due care and comply with temporary road markings and police instructions during the works.


How will the scheduled closures affect your travel plans next week?

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