LatviaPublished: 2 October 2026 at 10:25

Traffic to be restricted on several Vidzeme roads Saturday due to cycling event

Traffic on several roads in the Vidzeme region will be temporarily restricted on Saturday, October 3, because of a cycling event, mainly around Sigulda. The state roads agency LVC reported the restrictions.

On Saturday, October 3, traffic will be restricted on several roads in Latvia's Vidzeme region due to a cycling event scheduled for that day. The news agency LETA was informed of the upcoming restrictions by the state joint-stock company "Latvijas valsts ceļi" (LVC), which manages the national road network.

Most of the restrictions linked to the cycling event will be concentrated in the area around Sigulda, though traffic will also be affected on other road sections across the Vidzeme region. The source report does not specify the exact scope or duration of the restrictions.

Drivers planning to travel on Vidzeme roads on Saturday, particularly near Sigulda, should expect possible traffic disruptions or temporary route changes while the cycling event is underway.

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