Andorra la VellaThe Department of Mobility foresees the entry of 43,522 vehicles for All Saints. Specifically, it is expected that the entry of up to 23,956 passenger cars will be registered through the Hispano-Andorran border and that up to 19,566 will enter the country through the Franco-Andorran border. This year the holiday falls on a Friday and many people will take advantage of a long three-day weekend. As usual in other years, Mobilitat recommends avoiding driving during peak traffic hours, especially Thursday afternoons and Friday and Saturday mornings.
Likewise, and with the intention of contributing to the flow of traffic at the entrance to the Principality, the special traffic device will be activated on Avinguda Francesc cairat in Sant Julià de Lòria. The operation will work on the mornings of Friday 1st and Saturday 2nd November.
At the same time, remember that from November 1 special equipment is mandatory, so vehicles must be prepared, either with snow wheels or carrying chains or similar accessories, in case they are needed in case of snow or ice on the road. The obligation extends until May 15.