Dense Traffic Hits Andorra Inbound Routes from Spain at Runer Border
Heavy traffic persists on Andorra's roads from the Spanish border at Runer river, especially inbound via N-145 to Sant Julià de Lòria. Spanish officials manage queues with extra lanes, but delays continue inside the country.
Key Points
- Heavy congestion on N-145 from La Seu d'Urgell into Sant Julià de Lòria
- Spanish authorities open second lane to ease border queues
- Backups persist northward to Sant Julià urban center; CG-1 outbound moderate
- No accidents reported; drivers advised to check updates and drive cautiously
Traffic remains dense on Andorra's road network this morning, particularly on inbound routes from Spain via the Runer river border and into Sant Julià de Lòria parish.
The Mobility Service continues to report heavy flows in both directions at the Spanish-Andorran border, with the most intense congestion affecting vehicles entering the Principat along the N-145 from La Seu d'Urgell. Spanish authorities have eased queues by opening a second lane when needed, helping to manage the influx.
Once across the border, backups persist on several northward stretches within Andorra, right up to the urban center of Sant Julià de Lòria. Conditions normalize beyond that point, while outbound traffic on the CG-1 toward Spain experiences moderate density.
No accidents or incidents are cited as causes. Motorists should anticipate delays, maintain safe distances, drive cautiously and check real-time updates before traveling.
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