The Regional Directorate of Roads and Bridges Bucharest (DRDP) has announced that repair works are taking place on the Bucharest – Ploiești Highway, which will continue until the complete resolution of the issues on the roadway. These works involve the use of asphalt mixture on isolated surfaces. Authorities recommend drivers to proceed with caution and to respect the temporary road signage, which includes indicators, signaling panels, and directional buoys.
Additionally, repair works are ongoing on DN1, in the Băneasa and Otopeni areas, as well as on the old Beltway of the Capital, affected by recent weather conditions. DRDP emphasizes that these interventions are essential for the safety of drivers and that the works will continue steadily until their completion. Drivers are advised to be attentive and to respect the road signage in the construction areas.
Additionally, repair works are ongoing on DN1, in the Băneasa and Otopeni areas, as well as on the old Beltway of the Capital, affected by recent weather conditions. DRDP emphasizes that these interventions are essential for the safety of drivers and that the works will continue steadily until their completion. Drivers are advised to be attentive and to respect the road signage in the construction areas.
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