Pazardjik Municipality Implements New One-Way Streets in 2026

Pazardjik Municipality continues to implement new traffic management measures according to the approved General Plan. The main goal is to improve traffic safety, reduce congestion, and enhance traffic organization within the city.

New road signs have already been installed, and one-way traffic has been introduced on several streets, including:

• Gvardijska Street – from Kniaz Alexander Battenberg Street to Nayo Tsano Street;
• Gavril Krŭstevich Street – from Ekzarh Yosif Street to Gvardijska Street;
• Petar Trumbiev Street – from Gavril Krŭstevich Street to Nayo Tsano Street;
• Graf Ignatiev Street – from Nayo Tsano Street to Konstantin Velichkov Street;
• San Stefano Street – from 11th August Street to Konstantin Velichkov Street;
• Marin Drinov Street – from Gvardijska Street to Ekzarh Yosif Street.

It has been announced that soon one-way traffic will be introduced on ten more streets and sections, including: Hadji Dimitar Street, 11th August Street, Aleko Konstantinov Street, Stoyan Bakardzhiev Street, Pobeda Street, Oborishte Street, Batsak Street, Neofit Bozveli Street, Dimitar Petkov Street, and General Skobelev Street.

Prior to that, the respective road signs will be installed. At the same time, some one-way sections will be removed – on Nikola Vaptsarov Street between Georgi Benkovski Street and General Skobelev Street, and on Chernorizets Hrabur Street from Stoyan Bakardzhiev Street to Knyazinya Maria Luiza Boulevard.

The municipality clarifies that these changes will not affect the Blue Zone in Pazardjik. According to Mayor Petar Kulenski, the measures are aimed at increasing safety, improving traffic flow, reducing congestion, and limiting noise and harmful emissions.

The city administration will continue implementing additional measures to optimize the transportation scheme, and citizens will be promptly informed of any new developments. All drivers are urged to be cautious and to follow the new signage to ensure safer and more comfortable mobility within the city.

Source: balgarianovinite.com