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Rua da Sofia with traffic restrictions starting tomorrow for new circulation in Baixa

Diário de Coimbra8 September 2026 at 17:29

Rua da Sofia, in Baixa in Lisbon, will have traffic restrictions starting tomorrow. The work will take place during the afternoon and evening to implement a new road organization.

The city council is proceeding with changes to traffic circulation in that area of the city. The goal is to create a new road organization that improves traffic flow in Baixa.

The new circulation comes into effect on Thursday. The restrictions will affect drivers traveling in that area during the construction period.

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