Traffic on highway A2, Calea 1 Bucharest – Constanţa, will be closed for the next two nights on a sector of almost four kilometers, according to an announcement by the National Road Infrastructure Administration Company (CNAIR) on Wednesday, June 21.
The closure is necessary for the execution of installation works of the pallets at the passage that crosses the highway in the area of km. 13+330. The closure will be in effect from 22:00 to 05:00 on the nights of June 21 to June 23, 2023.
During the closure, road traffic on Calea 1 (Bucharest – Constanţa) will be diverted to alternative routes. For all categories of vehicles traveling from Bucharest to Constanţa, the recommended bypass route is as follows: direction of travel Bucharest (Bvd. Theodor Pallady) – Constanţa – Bvd. Theodor Pallady – A2, road junction km. 12+000 – DN CB – DN 3, Fundulea – A2, Constanta. For vehicles traveling from DN CB to Constanţa, the recommended route is DN CB – Constanța – DN CB – A2, road junction km. 12+000 – DN CB – DN 3, Fundulea – A2, Constanţa.
However, road traffic on Calea 2 (Constanța – Bucharest) of the highway will proceed under normal conditions, on the two traffic lanes, maintaining the temporary road signs existing on this date, including the restriction of the emergency lane.
The closure is expected to cause inconvenience to motorists, especially those traveling during the affected hours. Drivers are advised to plan their journeys accordingly and consider using alternative routes to avoid delays.
The CNAIR has assured that the closure is necessary to ensure the safety and efficiency of the installation works. They apologize for any inconvenience caused and appreciate the understanding and cooperation of the public during this period.
For more information and updates on road closures and alternative routes, please visit the CNAIR website or contact their helpline.
What is the duration and reason behind the upcoming road closures on highway A2, Calea 1 Bucharest – Constanţa?
Get ready for some upcoming road closures on highway A2, Calea 1 Bucharest – Constanţa! According to the National Road Infrastructure Administration Company (CNAIR), a sector of almost four kilometers will be closed for the next two nights. This closure is necessary for installation works of the pallets at the passage that crosses the highway in the area of km. 13+330.
The closure will be in effect from 22:00 to 05:00 on the nights of June 21 to June 23, 2023. During this time, road traffic on Calea 1 (Bucharest – Constanţa) will be diverted to alternative routes. If you’re traveling from Bucharest to Constanţa, the recommended bypass route is: direction of travel Bucharest (Bvd. Theodor Pallady) – Constanţa – Bvd. Theodor Pallady – A2, road junction km. 12+000 – DN CB – DN 3, Fundulea – A2, Constanta. For those traveling from DN CB to Constanţa, the recommended route is DN CB – Constanța – DN CB – A2, road junction km. 12+000 – DN CB – DN 3, Fundulea – A2, Constanţa.
Don’t worry, if you’re heading in the opposite direction on Calea 2 (Constanța – Bucharest) of the highway, it will proceed as normal on the two traffic lanes. Just be aware of the temporary road signs, including the restriction of the emergency lane.
We understand that the closure may cause inconvenience for motorists, especially during the affected hours. We advise you to plan your journeys accordingly and consider using the alternative routes to avoid delays. Safety and efficiency are our top priorities, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation during this period.
For more information and updates on road closures and alternative routes, please visit our website or contact our helpline. Stay safe on the roads!
It’s unfortunate that the A2 highway closure is causing traffic disruptions, but it’s crucial to prioritize safety and necessary installation works. Hopefully, the diversion plans are efficient to minimize inconvenience for drivers on the Bucharest – Constanţa route.
Can anyone tell me if there are still disruptions on this stretch of the motorway I have to get up to Otopeni on the 20th