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Detailed information


Restriction concerns:


Period: 1.01 - 31.12

on the eve of the holiday, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM

on public holidays, from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM


Affected roads:

DN7 - Piteşti (intersection with DN7C) - Rm. Vâlcea - Veştem (intersection with DN1), in both directions



Period: 1.04 - 30.09

on the eve of the holiday from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM

on public holidays, from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM


Affected roads:

A2 - Bucharest (intersection with the Bucharest Ring Road) - Fundulea - Lehliu - Feteşti - Cernavoda - Constanta (intersection with A4) - in both directions;

DN39 - Agigea (intersection with DN39A) - Mangalia (municipality border) - in both directions



HOLIDAY DRIVING BANS

In the period from 1.07 - 31.08, the following driving bans apply:

direction Bucharest-Constanza, Fridays from 12:00 to 10:00 PM, Saturdays from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM ;

A2 - Bucharest (intersection with the Bucharest Ring Road) - Fundulea - Lehliu - Feteşti - Cernavoda - Constanta (intersection with A4)

direction Constanta-Bucharest on Sundays at 6:00-22:00



Exceptions:


Alternative routes

During the periods of restriction, all other roads may be used on condition that the maximum authorized axle load and total weight are respected for the category of the road concerned.


Sanctions



LOCAL RESTRICTIONS, BUCHAREST


Vehicles concerned: Heavy goods vehicles of over 5t MPW

Area: zone “A” of Bucharest, delimited by the following roads:


Vehicles concerned: Heavy goods vehicles of over 7.5t MPW

Area: zone “B” of Bucharest, delimited by the following roads:

Period: from 1st July to 31st August daily from 07:00 to 20:00; from 1st September to 30th June daily from 08:00 to 19:00; beyond these hours the access is permitted only under a special authorization.

Exceptions:

The following vehicles are not subject to these restrictions: ambulances, vehicles of the civil protection service, police, fire brigade, gendarmerie, border police, Ministry of National Defence, Ministry of Justice, prison service, vehicles of the public prosecutor.

Furthermore, the following vehicles may access the restricted areas during the hours of the driving ban provided they have a special authorization:

road maintenance vehicles, vehicles used to tow away damaged or abandoned vehicles or those which are unlawfully parked; vehicles used for the training and examination of candidates applying for driving licences of categories C, CE and CIE; post office vehicles and vehicles belonging to companies providing delivery and courier services; vehicles transporting bread and bakery products or milk in tanks destined for processing; vehicles transporting dangerous goods; vehicles heading for customs offices or industrial areas via specified routes (see below). All infringements will be sanctioned with a fine of between RON 30,000 and RON 50,000.


Authorisations are issued by the Town Hall of Bucharest through the Administration of Transport, Roads and Traffic Safety. Daily permits are also available from Petrom fuel stations situated on the main access routes to Bucharest. Rates are as follows:

for access to zone “A”:


for access to zone “B”:


Notes:

Access to zone B:


Access to customs offices and industrial areas:


It is obligatory for vehicles of over 3.5t total weight to be equipped in chains or other anti-skid devices during winter periods on roads covered in ice or snow layers. The lack of such equipment is an offence which will be fined. Since 1st November 2011 the obligation to use winter tires from 1st November to 1st March is in effect.

Holidays


* According to an amendment of the Bulgarian Labor Code, published on 30th of December 2016, if the holiday (except Eastern holydays) falls on a Saturday and/or a Sunday, the following one or two working day(s) will be a day off for compensation.


Public holidays 2023:

Good to know


IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS:

Assistance breakdown service is provided by the Romanian Automobileclub (ACR) available 24h; telephone: 021 222 2222, or mobile: 0722 382 715 and 0745 382 715

the police – 955

the emergency ambulance service – 961

the fire brigade – 981


or the unified number – 112