21 km of Traffic Jams on Valencia's A-7 Highway

DGT reports congestion on V-30, Ronda Norte, and A-7 bypass, worsened by a stalled vehicle on CV-500.

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Generic image of dense traffic on a highway with visible brake lights.

The General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has reported over 21 kilometers of dense traffic on the access roads to Valencia and coastal routes, primarily affecting the A-7 and V-30.

Traffic congestion became evident from early Wednesday morning, July 22nd, on the main routes of the Valencia metropolitan area. The summer season and increased travel are exacerbating the situation.
The V-30, near Mislata, and the Ronda Norte towards the Port of Valencia, are experiencing slow traffic during rush hour. The A-7 bypass, near Museros heading towards Alicante, has about nine kilometers of congestion.
Additionally, a stalled vehicle on the CV-500, a key route to the southern beaches of Valencia, is causing long queues. The population increase in coastal areas during July intensifies traffic, especially in the early hours of the day.