The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has issued a directive announcing a temporary restriction on the circulation of heavy goods transport vehicles operating on the main highway tomorrow. This measure has been implemented in response to the official weather forecast predicting high temperatures. According to the ministry’s statement, the restriction will be actively enforced tomorrow between 11:00 AM and 5:30 PM.
The advisory specifies that the limitation targets goods transport vehicles whose total mass surpasses the 20-ton threshold. The ministry cited the forecasted high temperatures as the primary justification for this temporary operational adjustment. The scope of the restriction is highly specific.
The directive clearly stipulates that the temporary restriction applies exclusively to vehicles traversing the primary highway network. Conversely, the Ministry confirmed that all other routes—including national, regional, and connecting roads—will remain open and unrestricted for general transport movement throughout the specified hours. This precautionary measure is designed to manage the impact of elevated ambient temperatures on heavy vehicle movement and infrastructure integrity.
Authorities advised the public to plan their logistics accordingly for tomorrow, ensuring that goods shipments exceeding the 20-ton limit are aware of the restricted window for highway passage. The Ministry emphasized that adherence to this schedule is mandatory to ensure the safety and smooth circulation of goods across the designated routes.
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