Drivers in Cyprus Warned About Icy Road Conditions
The Cyprus Police have issued a safety alert to drivers, warning of possible icy road conditions caused by frost.
As of the morning of November 29, authorities report that major urban roads and highways are clear, with no significant issues observed. However, mountain roads, while open to all vehicles, may have patches of frost due to low morning temperatures, making some areas slippery.
Drivers are advised to exercise extra caution, especially in mountainous regions.
For updated information on roadworks across Cyprus that may impact traffic, visit HERE.
The police also remind drivers to:
- Adhere to speed limits,
- Maintain a safe distance between vehicles,
- Pay attention to road signs and indicators.
For those traveling to the mountains: Guidelines for using snow chains on tires.
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