All traffic from Sofia towards the Greek border at the K0ulata-Promahon crossing point has been diverted through Radomir, Bulgarian media said on August 9 2010.
The temporary measure will last for the next three months, while construction of the Lyulin motorway is underway, reports said. The detour applies to all traffic from Sofia to Greece, private vehicles and lorries included.
For the moment, vehicles coming from Koulata-Promahon towards Sofia will be using the same road.
Traffic from Sofia to Greek border at Koulata diverted
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