Wednesday · 11 November 2026

Pazardjik Introduces Temporary Traffic Regulations Due to Giro d’Italia 2026

Pazardjik Introduces Temporary Traffic Regulations Due to Giro d’Italia 2026

In connection with the passage of the international cycling race Giro d’Italia 2026 through Pazardjik, a temporary traffic organization will be implemented in the city and surrounding areas. The measures are taken to ensure the safety of participants, spectators, and citizens.

The race route includes:

  • Plovdivska Street,
  • General Gurko Street,
  • Bulgaria Boulevard,
  • the bridge over the Maritsa River,
  • Hristo Kasapvelov Street,
  • the city exit towards the village of Zvonichevo,
  • and Thirteenth Street in Zvonichevo.

Parking and stopping along the entire route and adjacent zones are prohibited from 10:00 AM on May 9 (Saturday) to 3:30 PM on May 10 (Sunday). illegally parked cars will be forcibly moved.

On May 10, Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM, a complete ban will be in place for:

  • movement of motor vehicles, bicycles, and scooters,
  • pedestrians crossing and passage along the route,
  • loading and unloading activities and deliveries,
  • placement of goods, facilities, and temporary structures.

The restrictions will affect both road surfaces and sidewalks, parking spaces, bus stops, and entry points to properties.

Only vehicles with a special movement regime, security services, event organizers, and vehicles with explicitly issued permits will be allowed to pass.

Temporary road signage will be installed, and traffic will be monitored by the appropriate authorities. Detour routes will be provided if necessary.

The Pazardjik Municipality urges citizens to plan their travel accordingly and to prepare for their journeys in advance. For current news and information, citizens can follow the official Facebook page of the municipality and the Viber community.

Source: Novinata.bg

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