Heavy rain causes hazardous conditions and reduced visibility on Nicosia-Limassol highway
Heavy rain is leading to reduced visibility and dangerous driving conditions on the Nicosia to Limassol highway. Police have reported slippery road surfaces due to accumulating water, urging drivers to reduce speed, maintain safe distances, and use headlights for safety.
In addition to the main highway, heavy traffic congestion was reported on the Limassol to Troodos road. Authorities have advised motorists to remain patient and follow police instructions to navigate the affected areas safely.
To avoid delays, alternative routes to Troodos include the Kantou, Omodos, and Mandria roads, as well as the path from Ayia Fyla through Apesia, Kapiliou, and Trimiklini. Drivers are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly amid ongoing wet weather conditions.
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