Transfagarasan Road Reopened to Traffic

On June 18, road traffic was reopened on the Transfagarasan on the sector closed during winter, km 104+000 (Piscu Negru) – km 130+800 (Balea Cascada Cabin).
According to the National Company of Motorways and National Roads of Romania, CNADNR, traffic is prohibited at night on this sector between 21:00 and 07:00.
In addition, the company mentions that, given the importance and beauty of this road, a decision was made last year to conduct a feasibility study on maintaining traffic throughout the year, but the procedure was canceled.
CNADNR also specifies that sectors with a risk of rockfalls, stones, and flash floods are between km 56+700-km 116+000 and km 117+100-km 132+800. These sectors are properly signaled, and stopping in these areas is not recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did the Transfagarasan reopen for the current season?

The road reopened on June 18 for the sector between Piscu Negru (km 104) and Balea Cascada (km 130).

What are the night traffic restrictions on Transfagarasan?

Driving is prohibited during the night between 21:00 and 07:00 on the high-altitude sector.

Are there any dangerous areas on the route?

Drivers should be cautious of rockfalls and flash floods between km 56 and km 132; stopping in these areas is not recommended.