Good news for motorists in Bulgaria:
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- Trakia motorway A1 is now fully opened. Last section of the route from Sofia to Burgas was opened on 15th July 2013 finishing a 40-year-old contruction of the motorway. Drivers can now get in about 4 hours from Bulgaria's capital to the Black Sea coast. Distance is 360km.
DriveBulgaria.com TIP: Drive with care in the section between Sofia and Plovdiv. The road is quite bumpy as some points and we advise drivers to drive with lower speed, up to 110 - 120 km/h.
- Struma motorway A3 : another 14 km from Dolna Dikanya to Dupnitsa North were opened on 22nd July 2013 making currently a total of 33km opened from this motorway. Speed limit was increased to 120 km/h on the whole section. Actually if coming from Sofia on the Lulin A6 motorway, after the exit to Pernik and Sofia South Ring the route continues on Struma motorway A3.
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DriveBulgaria.com TIP: As the route naturally continies from Lulin A6 to Struma A3 motorway driving in direction from Sofia to Kulata, beware that speed limit is 140 km/h on the Lulin motorway A6 and 120 km/h on the Struma motorway A3.
- Hemus motorway A2 : new 8 km section was opened on the entrance/exit of Sofia. The new section eases the traffic at this traditional traffic jam spot.
DriveBulgaria.com TIP: When driving in direction to Sofia, beware of speed limits. A very common speed - trap by traffic police
Information source: Bulgarian Ministry of Regional Development and Public Works through Road Infrastucture Agency;
Disclaimer: DriveBulgaria.com is not responsible for the information posted on the site and its accuracy!
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