The Ministry of Processing approves a partial conversion of traffic to the southern entrance of the capital for seven days

The Ministry of Planning and Housing has announced a partial conversion of traffic at the southern entrance to the capital at the level of Highway 22 starting on Monday, November 9, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. This procedure involves movement in the direction of Hammamet at subdivision level number 2 at the distance between Shal station and Ola Energy station.

The roadmap based on the reduction of footpaths from 4 corridors to 2 corridors in each direction at the level of the light district, whether for those heading towards the centre of the capital or destinations Sousse and Hammamet throughout the estimated seven-day continuous field intervention period.

The ministry has called on road users during peak times to adopt alternative routes to avoid suffocation, as those arriving from the capital's centre towards the southern suburbs and Hammamet can pass through San Juan Road towards Macaren, then cross the Riyadh Macaren Bridge, and behave National Road No. 1 towards Ben Arous up to the turn of the cutting well.

The artistic interests of the goalkeepers in the centre of the capital have defined alternative routes starting either from the pier's transformer past the National Road No. 1 and the Riyadh-based bridge and then the San Juan road, or across the National Road no. 1 and Radès Stadium intersection and the new city intersections and the Radès intersection to the Radès Valley Bridge, as well as the possibility of using the intersection from the housing bank towards the Radès Intersection bridge. These field arrangements complement the project with the aim of extending the final layer of asphalt concrete on this vital part of the southern entrance, following progress in the second tranche and light district level towards the entrance, with road users advised to be cautious, reduce speed, respect traffic signals placed on site and allocate extra time for movement.