Thessaloniki ring road: westbound K10 closure tonight, 23:30–05:30
Police moved the restriction from Sunday to Saturday 31 October. Traffic returns via K9 Toumba; the eastbound carriageway operates normally.
Updated 31.10.2026 · 18:58, Athens time — What changed
Police announced on 31 October that the westbound closure at K10 Konstantinoupolitika has been brought forward by one day: Saturday 31 October, 23:30 to Sunday 1 November, 05:30, Athens time. The earlier Sunday-night schedule changes following information from the contractor.
All vehicles will be diverted via Stageiriti, Grigoriou Lampraki and Diagora, returning to the westbound ring road through K9 Toumba. The eastbound carriageway operates normally, according to the release.
Drivers should follow the signs. This concerns K10; the earlier K6–K5 update is retained below as separate history, not as the route of the new diversion.
Previous updates — history
Updated 28.10.2026 · 21:07, Athens time — What changed
A new Thessaloniki Traffic Police notice dated 28 October specifies three overnight closures on the Eastern Inner Ring Road, westbound only between K6 Meteora and K5 Efkarpia: 29 October 23:30–30 October 05:30, 30 October 23:30–31 October 05:30, and 31 October 23:30–1 November 05:30.
Traffic exits at K6 Meteora via Andrea Papandreou Avenue and the urban road network. The notice states that eastbound traffic operates normally. Drivers are asked to follow road signs.
This is a new programme on a different section from the 23–24 October works retained below as history. It starts on Thursday 29 October and is not described as a closure already operating on Wednesday.
Previous updates — history
The Central Macedonia Region has scheduled two maintenance operations on Thessaloniki’s ring road from Friday 23 October at 22:00 until Saturday 24 October 2026 at 06:00, weather permitting.
Work locations
The 22 October announcement covers shoulder maintenance and vegetation cutting at Konstantinoupolitika junction (K10) and between the Moudania exit (K12) and the Ethnikis Antistaseos junction (K13). Mobile crews will require relatively short closures of individual road sections.
A separate announcement dated 21 October schedules pedestrian-crossing markings during the same hours at the at-grade junction with Botsari, at the exit towards Monastiriou, and Ath. Diakou, near Viokarpet.
For drivers
The region says it has coordinated with Thessaloniki Traffic Police on the necessary traffic arrangements. The announcements describe neither a complete ring-road closure nor a specific diversion. Drivers should follow temporary signs and police instructions.
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