Catalan Ministry Starts Emergency Resurfacing on N-260 Pyrenean Stretch
The Ministry of Transport launches urgent resurfacing works on a 30-km section of the N-260 between Bellver de Cerdanya and La Seu d'Urgell, damaged.
Key Points
- 30-km N-260 stretch resurfaced due to Jan-Feb heavy rain damage.
- Road links Cerdanya-Alt Urgell, Cadí Tunnel, and Andorra traffic.
- Includes €4M package for A-2 (8.5km) and LL-11 (8km) repairs.
- Works begin March 2 with brief traffic restrictions for safety.
The Catalan Ministry of Transport will begin emergency resurfacing works on a 30-kilometre stretch of the N-260 between Bellver de Cerdanya and La Seu d'Urgell on Monday, 2 March. The project targets serious deterioration caused by heavy rainfall in January and February.
This Pyrenean artery links the Cerdanya and Alt Urgell regions, while handling much of the traffic bound for the Cadí Tunnel and Andorra's border. Crews will fully reasphalt the damaged surface and restore horizontal road markings to improve safety.
The effort forms part of a €4 million urgent repair package for Lleida province roads. It also funds upgrades to 8.5 kilometres of the A-2 from La Panadella to Cervera, and roughly 8 kilometres of the LL-11 connecting the A-2 to the N-240 in Lleida city. Work across all sites starts Monday, with brief traffic restrictions possible to protect workers and motorists.
The ministry aims to restore optimal driving conditions on these essential routes.
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