Traffic restrictions
The latest announcements of the Roads Department of Georgia, newest first: roads closed, traffic restricted or diverted, planned works and traffic restored. This page is refreshed every 15 minutes.
As of Nov 5, 18:12
Each announcement is given in the Roads Department's own words.
All announcements on the Roads Department's site
Latest announcements
Restriction
Traffic to Be Restricted for Two Weeks on the km 107–km 112 Section of the Kutaisi–Alpana–Mamisoni Pass Road
In order to carry out urgent works, traffic of all types of vehicles will be prohibited for two weeks at km 110 of the Kutaisi (Choma)–Alpana–Mamisoni Pass road of domestic importance.
Official announcement, Oct 27, 20:06Read moreShow less
During the works, traffic will also be restricted at km 107 and km 112 of the Kutaisi (Choma)–Alpana–Mamisoni Pass road of domestic importance, and vehicles will be diverted to a temporary bypass route.
During this period, vehicles travelling towards Oni will be diverted via the Sachkhere (Sareki)–Uzunta–Shkmeri–Zudali road of domestic importance, a local road, and the Gufta–Oni road of domestic importance. Vehicles travelling in the opposite direction will follow the same route in reverse.
Traffic restored
Traffic Fully Restored on the Road at the Entrance to Oni
Works to stabilize landslide activity and restore the damaged road on the km 107–km 112 section of the Kutaisi (Choma)–Alpana–Mamisoni Pass road of domestic importance, at the entrance to the town of Oni, have been completed.
Official announcement, Oct 26, 12:11Read moreShow less
Traffic has been fully restored for all types of vehicles on this section of the road.
The works included stabilization of the landslide-affected area, restoration of the damaged road, and construction of a protective wall. The measures were aimed at stabilizing the slope and ensuring safe travel along the road.
As a reminder, on July 11, 2026, landslide activity on the mountainside at the entrance to Oni damaged the road carriageway, resulting in traffic restrictions on the main road.
To ensure uninterrupted traffic, a temporary bypass road was constructed and used by vehicles during the restoration of the main road.
Following the completion of the restoration works, traffic has resumed on the main road.
Traffic restored
Traffic has been restored on km 177–km 178 of the Zugdidi–Jvari–Mestia–Lasdili road.
Traffic has been restored on km 177–km 178 of the Zugdidi–Jvari–Mestia–Lasdili road of national importance.
Official announcement, Oct 24, 14:48Restriction
Traffic is prohibited on km 22–km 72 of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo road
Due to snow and icy road conditions, traffic is prohibited for all types of vehicles on km 22–km 72 of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo road of national importance.
Traffic is unrestricted on km 1–km 21 of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 24, 13:56Restriction
Traffic Temporarily Prohibited on the km 177–km 178 Section of the Zugdidi–Jvari–Mestia–Lasdili Road
Due to rockfall, traffic of all types of vehicles is temporarily prohibited on the km 177–km 178 section of the Zugdidi–Jvari–Mestia–Lasdili road of domestic importance.
Official announcement, Oct 19, 19:59Traffic restored
Traffic Restored for Vehicles with Trailers and Semi-Trailers on the Muguda Gorge Bridge
Traffic of Vehicles with Trailers and Semi-Trailers Has Been Restored on the bridge at km 51 (Muguda Gorge) of the Mtskheta–Stepantsminda–Larsi road of international importance.
Official announcement, Oct 18, 07:40Restriction
Traffic of Vehicles with Trailers and Semi-Trailers Temporarily Prohibited on the Muguda Gorge Bridge
Due to urgent works on the existing bridge at km 51 (Muguda Gorge) of the Mtskheta–Stepantsminda–Larsi road of international importance, traffic of vehicles with trailers and semi-trailers is temporarily prohibited, while traffic of all other types of vehicles remains unrestricted.
Official announcement, Oct 17, 18:32Traffic restored
Traffic Restored for High-Clearance Vehicles on the Lechuri–Omalo Section
Traffic has been restored for high-clearance vehicles on the km 12–km 72 (Lechuri–Omalo) section of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo road of domestic importance, while traffic of all other types of vehicles remains prohibited.
Traffic is unrestricted on the km 1–km 11 (Pshaveli–Lechuri) section of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 8, 14:28Traffic restored
Traffic Restored at km 26 of the Vaziani–Gombori–Telavi Road
Traffic has been restored for all types of vehicles at km 26 of the Vaziani–Gombori–Telavi road of domestic importance.
On this section of the road, vehicles are permitted to pass through without stopping.
Official announcement, Oct 8, 07:35Restriction
Traffic Prohibited at km 26 of the Vaziani–Gombori–Telavi Road
A rockfall has occurred at km 26 of the Vaziani–Gombori–Telavi road of domestic importance. As a result, traffic of all types of vehicles is temporarily prohibited on this section until the necessary measures are carried out.
Official announcement, Oct 6, 21:29Restriction
Traffic Prohibited on the km 22–km 72 Section of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo Road
Due to heavy snowfall and black ice, traffic of all types of vehicles is prohibited on the km 22–km 72 section of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo road of domestic importance.
Traffic is unrestricted on the km 1–km 22 section of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 4, 14:16Traffic restored
Traffic Is Unrestricted at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari Road
The temporary bridge crossing at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari road of domestic importance has been restored, and traffic is now open to all types of vehicles on this section of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 4, 10:12Restriction
Traffic Temporarily Prohibited at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari Road
At km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari road of domestic importance, a river swollen as a result of heavy rainfall damaged the temporary bridge crossing. As a result, traffic of all types of vehicles is temporarily prohibited on this section of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 4, 00:42Restriction
Traffic Restrictions Imposed on the km 39–km 45 Section of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo Road
Due to heavy snowfall and the expected formation of black ice, on the km 39–km 45 section of the Pshaveli–Abano–Omalo road of domestic importance, only high-clearance vehicles with two or more driving axles are permitted to travel, provided that anti-skid chains are used. On the km 12–km 38 and km 46–km 72 sections, traffic is permitted only for high-clearance vehicles.
Official announcement, Oct 3, 16:12Read moreShow less
Traffic is unrestricted on the km 1–km 12 section of the road.
Traffic restored
Traffic Restored at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari Road
The temporary bridge crossing at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari road of domestic importance has been restored, and traffic is now open to all types of vehicles on this section of the road.
Official announcement, Oct 1, 14:04Restriction
Traffic Temporarily Prohibited at km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari Road
At km 11 of the Tsalenjikha–Obuji–Jikhaskari road of domestic importance, a river swollen as a result of heavy rainfall damaged the temporary bridge crossing. As a result, traffic of all types of vehicles is temporarily prohibited on this section of the road.
Official announcement, Sep 30, 19:54Notice
Traffic on the Batumi Bypass Road to Be Temporarily Restricted during Nighttime Hours Due to Planned Works
According to the Roads Department of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure of Georgia, installation works for the electrical and mechanical systems of the tunnels will be carried out on the Batumi Bypass Road, which forms part of the Senaki–Poti (Asakcevi)–Sarpi road of international importance.
Official announcement, Sep 28, 17:25Read moreShow less
In order to carry out the works safely, from September 28, traffic on the Batumi Bypass Road will be temporarily restricted during nighttime hours only: from Monday through Friday, between 00:00 and 07:00, and on weekends, between 02:00 and 07:00.
This traffic regime will remain in effect for two months. During daytime hours, traffic on the Batumi Bypass Road will continue as usual.
During the restriction period, vehicles travelling in the Poti–Sarpi direction will be diverted from the Makhinjauri Interchange at km 92 of the Batumi Bypass Road, travel through the city of Batumi, and reconnect with the Senaki–Poti–Sarpi road at km 109.
Vehicles travelling in the Sarpi–Poti direction will use the same route in the opposite direction.
Traffic restored
Traffic Restored in the Dariali Gorge on the Mtskheta–Stepantsminda–Larsi Road
According to the Roads Department of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure of Georgia, based on information provided by the National Environmental Agency, the risk level at km 135 (Devdoraki–Amali Gorge) of the Mtskheta–Stepantsminda–Larsi road of international importance is low, and traffic has been restored.
Official announcement, Sep 25, 11:30Read moreShow less
Following heavy rainfall in the Dariali Gorge, the Devdoraki early warning sensor was activated. An evacuation was announced in the gorge at 06:30, and, for safety reasons, traffic of all types of vehicles had been prohibited until now.
About these announcements
- The Roads Department of Georgia publishes them on its site, and this page reads them again every 15 minutes. It shows the newest; older ones are on the Roads Department's site.
- Restriction: traffic is restricted, prohibited or diverted. Traffic restored: the road is open again or traffic is unrestricted. Notice: planned works and other statements. The Roads Department has marked its announcements so since July 2026, so older ones are shown as Announcement.
- An announcement is not changed when a road reopens: the Roads Department publishes a new one. So a restriction listed here may already be lifted, and a road may have been closed since. Before you travel, check the newest announcement for your road and the official site.
- Times are Tbilisi time, when each announcement was published.
Source: Roads Department of Georgia, of the Ministry of Regional Development and Infrastructure. The texts are its own; this page shows them as plain text.