Starting from March 4, two new traffic cameras will begin operation in the Kato Polemidia area of Limassol.
These cameras will be installed at the intersection of Nicos Kraniotis Avenue and Ayia Anastasia Street, the site of a tragic accident on the night of January 1, 2024, which claimed the lives of four individuals.
What Will the Cameras Monitor?
The newly installed cameras will monitor and capture violations such as:
Running a red light
Crossing the stop line
Speeding
Purpose of the Installation
This addition marks the final phase in the rollout of stationary traffic cameras across Cyprus, aimed at improving road safety and reducing the number of accidents.
Existing Traffic Cameras in Limassol
Currently, there are several operational traffic cameras in Limassol, which are installed at the following locations:
Intersection of Makarios Avenue with Nicos Pattihi Avenue and Leontiou I Avenue
Intersection of Makarios Avenue with Agias Zonis Avenue
Intersection of Franklin Roosevelt Avenue with Omonia Avenue
Intersection of Nicos Pattihi Avenue with Spiru Kyprianou Avenue
Intersection of Seaside Road (28th October Avenue) with Yiakovou Tombazi Street
Intersection of Seaside Road (Vasileos Georgiou Avenue) with Christaki Kranu Street (near the Germasogeia Police Station)
T-junction of Seaside Road (28th October Avenue) and Makarios Avenue (Kanika)
Seaside Road in front of the Arsinoi Hotel
Intersection of Seaside Road with Ariadnis Street (near Guaba Bar)
Road from My Mall to the Central Hospital, next to the Eko gas station
Why These Changes Matter
The installation of these cameras is part of a broader initiative to ensure safer roads across Cyprus, particularly in Limassol, where the number of traffic accidents remains a concern. The new system is expected to contribute to a significant reduction in traffic violations and fatalities.
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