The already impossible traffic in Bucharest will become purely hellish during the NATO Summit. In order to avoid as many problems as possible, administration and state employees (except doctors, firemen, ambulance services or such) will have the day off. Bucharest citizens are constantly advised to avoid the Bucharest central areas and, if possible, to leave the city for a short vacation. HotNews.ro presents you with the complete list of restrictions and rules during the summit.
During 2-4 April 2008 certain traffic restrictions will be imposed so as to ensure proper traffic conditions for the official convoys participating at the NATO Summit, as follows:
- a single lane will be delimited for the movement of the official convoys from the Henri Coanda International Airport to the Parliament House. The delimitation of the lane will involve additional traffic signs, and driving on this lane will be forbidden;
- on Soseaua Bucuresti – Ploiesti, from the airport to Piata Presei Libere, the single lane will comprise the second and third traffic lanes on both ways. Vehicles will be allowed, sideways to the lane, on the first traffic lane on both ways;
- on Soseaua Kiseleff, between Piaţa Presei Libere and Arcul de Triumf vehicles will not be allowed on the central lane, but only on the side lanes;
- traffic will be closed on Soseaua Kiseleff between Arcul de Triumf and Piaţa Victoriei and also on Calea Victoriei all the way to Naţiunile Unite Bridge as well as on the Naţiunile Unite Boulevard;
- traffic will be closed in the area of the Parliament House, namely on Izvor street, Calea 13 Septembrie between Soseaua Panduri and Libertatii Boulevard, Unirii Boulevard between I.C. Bratianu Boulevard and Piata Constitutiei and also on Libertatii Boulevard;
Crossing will be permitted along this rou
