Local road traffic will be momentarily banned for a period of time.
The Traffic Management Center has issued a statement regarding a temporary traffic restriction on Jubilee Boulevard on September 18, 2025. The restriction period will be from 07:00 to 14:00 on that day.
The traffic restriction is due to the conduct of a sporting event, and drivers are advised to be aware of the event causing the restriction. Traffic movement on Jubilee Boulevard will be temporarily restricted during this period.
Drivers are requested to move their vehicles outside the restricted zones in advance. Vehicles left within the restriction zone will be subject to forced relocation. The Traffic Management Center reminds drivers of this and provides an information service number for relocated vehicles: 417-17-07.
The restriction affects traffic from Jubilee Boulevard to house No.31A, including local driveways. Moreover, traffic from house No.31A to Engels Street is also affected.
The Traffic Management Center invites drivers to follow updates on their Telegram channel for any further information or changes. Information about relocated vehicles can be obtained by calling the information service number mentioned above.
It is essential to note that the organizer of the sports event on September 18, 2025, at Jubilee Boulevard causing the temporary traffic restrictions near house number 31A is not explicitly stated in the provided search results.
The Traffic Management Center reiterates that the restriction period is from 07:00 to 14:00 on September 18, 2025. Drivers are advised to plan their travel accordingly to avoid any inconvenience during the restriction period.
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