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The Leixões movable bridge, which connects Leça da Palmeira to Matosinhos in the Porto district, will close for three months for maintenance and improvement works, according to information from the local council. On its official website, the municipality, led by Luísa Salgueiro, stated that the intervention aims to ensure maintenance work.
Access to the Neiva industrial zone will face closures and require diversions until the summer
Bombarral asks the Government to 'recognise the priority nature of the intervention' on the EN8 and requests that IP 'accelerate technical and administrative procedures' to bring forward the roadworks.
Roadworks will take place between 10:00 PM and 6:00 AM tomorrow, with occasional interruptions near Coimbra. The GNR is monitoring the work on-site.
Pavement improvement works on the IC19 and CREL require night-time closures. Brisa recommends planning journeys in advance.
Traffic on the IC19 (Lisbon-Sintra) will be restricted this Monday and Tuesday between 10:00 and 17:00 due to pavement repairs at various points along the route, according to Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP). The work covers approximately 16 kilometres of the road, with lane closures being implemented in phases. The repairs aim to address pavement wear caused by high traffic volume and adverse weather conditions in January and February. A separate, comprehensive redevelopment project for the IC19, estimated at 60 million euros, is currently in the procurement phase.
IP indicated that the work is taking place along approximately 16 kilometres of the Complementary Itinerary 19 (IC19), which connects the municipalities of Lisbon, Amadora, and Sintra.
Maintenance work to repair potholes caused by rain along almost the entire length of the road, between 10 am and 5 pm.
Safety reinforcement works are expected to last for two years.
The IP3 will be closed to traffic on Wednesday and Thursday nights, between 9:00 PM and 6:00 AM, according to Infraestruturas de Portugal (IP). There will be roadworks for improvements and temporary signage.
The works and associated traffic restrictions will take place between 9:00 PM this Monday and 6:00 AM on Tuesday, and between 9:00 PM on Tuesday and 6:00 AM on Wednesday.
The project represents an investment of approximately 103 million euros.
Roadworks are underway and a machine may have struck an electricity branch line.
São Brás de Alportel has begun upgrading the EM 523 municipal road, on the section between the EN 270 national road and Vale de Carvalho, near the border with the The post São Brás de Alportel begins upgrading EM 523 road appeared first on Portugal Resident.
On Wednesday, work to relocate a medium-voltage power line had been scheduled that would have required traffic to be stopped 'for estimated periods of 10 to 15 minutes' between 08:30 and 12:30.
The Municipality of Sertã warned today that National Road (EN2) is closed to traffic on the stretch between the Cabril Dam and Pedrógão Pequeno due to road clearance works.
The first tunnel to be worked on, for “damage repair works and validation of inspections”, is the Antas I Tunnel.
Home News Road disruptions in Portugal Road disruptions in Portugal Due to renovation work on the water network on Avenida São Pedro, in Routar, traffic will be restricted from the intersection with Rua Moirão to the intersection with Rua da Feira.
Around €3.8 million has been invested by Lisbon City Council in the works, which aim to improve mobility and accessibility. Traffic closures are expected.
Three roads in Portimão – which are now part of a crucial traffic artery following the opening of a new railway overpass and the closure of the accident-prone level crossing The post Major works begin on key Portimão roads near new overpass appeared first on Portugal Resident.
Traffic will be restricted on the IC19 between 16 and 18 January.
Mayor Pedro Duarte criticises a “clearly excessive overrun”. The Metro pledges to clear the city centre of the works by the São João festivities.
For an expected period of six months, traffic will be prohibited in the carriageway lane heading from Braga to Póvoa de Lanhoso, between the Meliá roundabout and the S. Pedro roundabout.
