The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has announced the immediate lifting of circulation restrictions for goods transport vehicles exceeding 20 tons, effective Monday, April 27, 2026. This decision follows a review of the official temperature forecast, which indicated that the meteorological conditions stipulated for imposing temporary circulation restrictions are not anticipated to materialize. The ministry confirmed that the decision to suspend the limitations is based on current and projected weather patterns, ensuring that the movement of commercial goods can proceed normally across the designated routes.
The announcement emphasizes that this measure is temporary and contingent upon continuous environmental assessment. In a statement released to the public, the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport stressed its commitment to public safety and operational continuity. Officials confirmed that the department will maintain daily monitoring of meteorological forecasts.
Furthermore, they assured economic operators and citizens that timely notifications will be issued without delay should any future conditions arise that necessitate the reintroduction of circulation restrictions. This ongoing vigilance underscores the ministry’s proactive approach to managing the flow of goods transport while prioritizing safety. The sustained monitoring system ensures that any deviation from normal operational parameters, particularly those related to extreme weather, will prompt immediate communication to all stakeholders.
The department advises all transport operators to remain informed through official channels regarding any changes to current regulations.
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