Wednesday · 11 November 2026

Traffic conditions remain complicated in the Belovo area due to an incident on the Yundola road

Traffic conditions remain complicated in the Belovo area due to an incident on the Yundola road

The traffic situation in the Belovo region remains difficult due to an incident on the third-class road III-842, reported by the Road Infrastructure Agency (RIA). Temporary traffic is in one lane in both directions along the Belovo – Yundola section due to a road traffic accident.

According to initial information, the incident occurred in the defile near km 9 of the road, involving a stranded heavy-duty vehicle. Regional police are controlling the traffic, directing drivers to avoid completely blocking the route.

The defile is known for its narrow character, complicating bypasses during incidents. Usually, the need for specialized equipment for cleanup prolongs the clearance activities. The cause of the incident remains unclear for now – some sources cite a serious accident, others a crashed truck.

Regardless of the reason, the lane is partially blocked, and short-term traffic organization has been established. Such situations are not uncommon in the area. There was also an incident on the Pazardzhik – Vakarel road earlier, where traffic was also limited to one lane.

Drivers are urged to follow police instructions, monitor their speed, and avoid risky directions if possible. The road surface in the defile may be slippery or unclean and requires increased caution.

RIA calls for calm and discipline, expecting traffic to be restored after inspections and clearance are completed. The current situation is dynamic, and residents are advised to monitor the latest bulletins.

In incidents involving heavy trucks, additional time is needed to clear scattered cargo. Traffic heading to Yundola is heavily congested throughout the day. Incidents in mountainous regions serve as reminders of the importance of increased caution when driving under difficult conditions.

Source: novini247.com

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