Holiday Traffic Congestion Hits Andorra's Key Roads
Dense queues on CG-1, CG-2, and CG-4 due to tourist influxes from Spain toward ski resorts, persisting from Dec 27 evening to Dec 29 morning.
Key Points
- Dense traffic on CG-1 toward Spanish border on Dec 27 evening.
- Backups on CG-2 to Encamp, Canillo, El Tarter, and CG-4 to La Massana.
- Queues in Sant Julià de Lòria, Encamp, La Massana by Dec 29 morning.
- Caused by high holiday tourist volumes; check real-time updates.
Traffic congestion is affecting several key points on Andorra's road network, driven by holiday tourist influxes, according to updates from the Servei de Mobilitat.
On Sunday evening, December 27, dense traffic and delays built up along the CG-1 at the exit toward the Spanish border. Further backups occurred on the CG-2 heading south into Encamp, Canillo, and El Tarter, as well as on the CG-4 approaching La Massana from the south.
By Monday morning, December 29, the situation persisted and shifted slightly, with queues concentrating in Sant Julià de Lòria due to arrivals from Spain. Additional hold-ups formed in Encamp and La Massana as drivers headed to ski resorts. The service attributed the disruptions to high visitor volumes during the peak season.
Authorities continue to monitor conditions, and the latest report noted the story was still developing. Motorists are advised to check real-time updates from Servei de Mobilitat for the most current information.
Original Sources
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