48 High-Risk Roads Identified in Cyprus

Cyprus Police have announced that 48 road sections across the island have been identified as high-risk locations where serious and fatal traffic accidents occur most frequently. Enhanced safety measures will now be implemented on these stretches, including increased police patrols and stricter enforcement of traffic regulations.

How Were the High-Risk Areas Identified?

Police officers analyzed accident data from 2023 to 2025. The study identified locations with the highest number of collisions, and each of these sections has been designated as a “high-risk zone.” As a result, patrols will be deployed more frequently, and monitoring of traffic rule compliance will be intensified.

In addition, all relevant authorities have been informed of the findings so that road repairs or infrastructure upgrades can be carried out where necessary. Police are urging drivers to remain vigilant, obey traffic laws, and remember their personal responsibility for road safety.

List of High-Risk Road Sections by City

Nicosia

1. 28th October Avenue junction between Asomatou and Paleon Patron Germanou streets
2. Stassandrou–Pindarou–Androkleous junction
3. Limassol Avenue
4. Junction of Salaminos, Stasinou, Archbishop Makarios II and Eugenias & Antoniou Theodotou
5. Junction of Athalassa and Petrou Eliade streets
6. Junction of Museum, Lord Byron and Nehrou streets
7. Metochion junction between Agios Prokopios and Delphin streets
8. Junction of Larnacos and Digeni Akrita streets
9. John Kennedy junction between Ormeniou and Zappeiou streets
10. Athalassa junction between Souliou and 28th October streets
11. Limassol–Megalou Alexandrou roundabout
12. Iroon Street
13. Junction of Vasileos Pavlou, Griva Digeni and 25th March streets
14. Junction of Eugenias & Antoniou Theodotou with Pindarou & Roikou streets
15. Junction of Larnacos, Katharis and Nikou Georgiou streets
16. Pouliou Kapota and Aigaios junction
17. Junction of John Kennedy, Markou Drakou and Digeni Akrita streets
18. Junction of RIK and Limassol roads
19. Junction of Spyros Kyprianou, Iosif Hadjiiosif and Dimitriou Vikelas streets

Limassol

1. Junction of Franklin Roosevelt, Demokratias and Alexandria streets
2. Junction of Vasileos Georgiou and Stymfalidon streets
3. Junction of Vasileos Georgiou and Panagiotis Tsangari streets
4. A6 motorway near Erimi
5. Junction of Spyros Kyprianou and Omonia streets
6. Junction of Archbishop Makarios III Avenue and Agias Zoni
7. Junction of Archbishop Makarios III Avenue and Ioannis Polemis
8. Junction of Trion Ierarchon and Piraeus streets

Larnaca

1. Junction of Grigoris Afxentiou, Archbishop Makarios III and Athens streets
2. Junction of Spyros Kyprianou, Alexandrou Panagouli and Platres streets
3. Roundabout connecting Vasos Lyssaridis, Faneromenis, Nikos and Despinas Pattihi roads
4. Junction of Archbishop Makarios III, Grigoris Afxentiou and Athens streets with Vasileos Pavlos Square
5. A5 motorway near the Kofinou exit
6. Junction of Kotza Tepe, Umm Haram and Touzhane streets
7. Exit from Venetian Tower Street toward Faros Road
8. Junction of Paidias and Christofi Eleftheriou streets, Oroklini
9. Junction of Papanikoli Avenue and Vasiliou Avgerinou
10. Roundabout connecting Artemis Avenue, Stadiou, Leonidas Kioupi and Louki Pieridi
11. Kalo Chorio roundabout
12. Mazotos–Alaminos road between kilometre markers 3 and 4
13. Famagusta roundabout
14. Konstantinou Kalogera Street

Paphos

1. Junction of Europe Avenue, Giannos Kranidiotis and Egnatia streets
2. Agapinoros and Pandoras junction
3. Junction of Apostolou Pavlou, Gladstonos and Nikodimos Mylonas streets
4. Junction of Ampelokipon, Kefallinias and Autokratoros Theofilou streets
5. Junction of Empa, Christos Kkelis and Dimitraki Adamou streets

Free Famagusta District

1. Stadiou Street in Ayia Napa, between Monopetra and Almyrou Nerou roads
2. Sotira–Liopetri road, between kilometre markers 2 and 3

If your route passes through any of these locations, make sure to observe speed limits, avoid sudden manoeuvres, and pay close attention to road signs. Cyprus Police have already begun increased patrols in these areas. Your attentiveness could save lives — both your own and those of other road users.

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