National road, collapsed due to torrential rains. A portion of DN74A, in Alba, broke over a length of 100 meters

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A 100-meter segment of the national road DN 74A Abrud-Boncești was damaged due to the heavy rains of the last few hours, in the town of Carpiniș, Alba county. In the rest of the country, traffic is good, except for the A1 entrance to the Capital, where there is congestion.

By the Observator editorial team on 24.04.2024, 10:42

According to the Infotraffic Center, due to the rainfall in the last few hours, on DN 74A Abrud – Boncești, at kilometer 8+500 meters, in the town of Cărpiniș in Alba county, the roadway was broken for a portion of approximately 100 meters, in the direction of Abrud Road traffic is carried out alternatively, in the other direction, directed by traffic lights, being restricted to vehicles with a maximum authorized weight of more than 7.5 t. According to the deputy mayor of Roșia Montană, Vasile Morariu, in the area road workers were carrying out work on the road body.

“I saw Dorel’s work on DN 74, after the rains the road cracked up to the white line (…). In order to avoid an accident, I ask the National Roads to take the necessary measures – installing a traffic light, restricting the speed “, Morariu said on Facebook.

How to drive on Romanian roads

At the national level, it is driven on a wet road, with good visibility, without road events in progress. On the main roads, namely the A1 Bucharest-Pitesti, A2 Bucharest-Constanța, A3 Bucharest-Brașov, DN 1 Ploiești-Brașov and DN 7 Pitesti-Sibiu highways, traffic is predominantly on a wet road, with good visibility and normal traffic values.

Congestion is reported on the entrance to the capital of the A1 Bucharest-Pitesti highway, starting from the town of Ciorogârla, Ilfov county.

Under the same conditions, traffic is also carried out on the Bucharest Beltway, within the radius of the Domnești and Bragadiru localities.