Cyprus Motorways List
| Motorway logo | Connecting Cities | Status | Special Features |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 Nicosia - Limassol | Completed | 1st Motorway in Cyprus, 5,200m Emergency runway | |
| A2 Nicosia - Larnaca | Completed | 1st Modern Motorway in Cyprus, 1st Motorway Interchange in Cyprus | |
| A3 Larnaca Airport - Ayia Napa | Completed | First Beltway in Cyprus | |
| A5 Larnaca - Limassol | Completed | 5,000m Emergency runway | |
| A6 Limassol - Paphos | Completed | 950m tunnel, 110m tall bridge, one of the 300 largest in the world. | |
| A7 Paphos - Polis | Final Plans | 3 tunnels | |
| A8 Limassol - Saittas | Preliminary Designs | N/A | |
| A9 Nicosia - Astromeritis | Partly under construction | 1st Urban Motorway in Cyprus | |
| Nicosia 3rd Ring road | Final Plans | 2 km long underground within Lakatamia |
The highway network is continuously developed. The first section of the A9 Nicosia - Astomeritis Motorway between Kokkinotrimithia and Akaki has been completed, whereas the rest is under study. Also the upgrading of the Limassol Junctions and the A1 Nicosia - Limassol Motorway to a 6 lane road between the Strovolos Junction and Alampra Interchange are completed.
The following are under design:
- Limassol Port connecting road. Construction began in 2012.
- A7 Paphos - Polis Motorway is promoted through the D.B.F.O. method (Design, Build, Finance, Operate).
Preliminary and feasibility studies are conducted for the:
- Nicosia 3rd Ring road
- A8 Limassol - Saittas Motorway
- Astromeritis - Evrychou Motorway
- Nicosia - Klirou Motorway
Read more about this topic: Motorways And Roads In Cyprus
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