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As part of this project, the redevelopment work on the section between the Penacova junction (km 59), in the Coimbra district, has already been completed.
The section between Moitas Venda and Videla will be accessible again at 16:00 on Friday. Infrastructure works costing 150,000 euros by IP lasted just over a month.
Between 08:30 and 18:30, traffic will alternate, regulated by traffic lights.
A major €1.6 million overhaul of one of Parchal’s main roads is due to begin on Monday, October 12, with Lagoa Council warning residents and motorists to expect disruption over The post €1.6 million revamp of main Parchal road starts Monday appeared first on Portugal Resident.
IP will carry out widening works and construction of structures between different junctions in Santa Comba Dão and Tondela, in Viseu. Traffic will be diverted via the old National Road 2.
The work involves the requalification and duplication of the IP3 - which connects Viseu and Coimbra - on the stretch between Santa Comba Dão and Viseu.
Resurfacing work on the deck is taking place overnight, between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM.
Completion of the work on the Alcanena side will not, however, allow for the full restoration of the connection to Porto de Mós, because another section of the EN243 remains closed in the Alcaria area.
The intervention at the Parada de Cunhos junction is expected to begin soon. This section of the IP4 is closed due to a landslide caused by heavy rainfall in January and February.
The road closure resulted from a landslide and the subsequent collapse of the infrastructure.
Repaving works are the reason for the restrictions
The work involves the requalification and duplication of the IP3 on the stretch between Santa Comba Dão and Viseu. Restrictions will occur overnight, between 9:00 PM and 5:00 AM.
The work involves the duplication and requalification of the IP3 section, covering the current platform of that road between Santa Comba Dão and Viseu, spanning 27.5 kilometres, with an investment of approximately 103 million euros.
The disruption is due to maintenance work on the expansion joints of the bridge over the Dão river and the ongoing project to dual the IP3 on the Santa Comba Dão-Viseu section.
The contract was awarded to the company Pedreira de Pizões - Inertes para a Construção Civil e Obras Públicas, Lda. and is divided into three intervention lots, each covering roads in two to five locations.
Repaving works are causing traffic restrictions on the section between the intersection with Avenida João XXI and the Largo da Senhora-a-Branca junction. The work schedule may be adjusted.
Traffic diverted to the side lanes between Restauradores and Rua Barata Salgueiro. Lisbon City Council is investing 8 million in resurfacing this year.
The work involves the duplication and requalification of the IP3 section, from the current platform of that road between Santa Comba Dão and Viseu, covering an extension of 27.5 kilometres.
The 'urgent' intervention to repair an expansion joint on the A2 has been completed. The motorway restrictions caused 'slow traffic', according to Brisa.
Brisa stated that the 'urgent' intervention to repair an expansion joint has been completed.
Restrictions remain in place between 9:00 PM and 5:00 AM due to the renovation and dual-carriageway project for the IP3, which connects Viseu and Coimbra, specifically on the stretch between Santa Comba and Viseu.
The restrictions are due to the redevelopment and dual carriageway project for the IP3.
Work is scheduled to begin in September.
Work will take place between 9:00 PM and 5:00 AM, and traffic will be diverted to the National Road 2 in both directions.
Modernisation includes the renovation of the anti-corrosion protection system and painting of the entire structure.
Following the storms in January, damages exceeding 5.3 billion euros were recorded.
The Government has authorised Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP) to spend 79.7 million euros by 2028 on repairs to roads damaged by storms in January and February across six districts. According to an ordinance published this Monday, these funds are intended for procedures to carry out interventions on roads in the districts...
The closure is due to the ongoing road duplication project.
The state-owned company Infraestruturas de Portugal visited the municipality of Porto de Mós to share positive updates concerning the EN 243 road.
