The Cyprus Police has identified 48 locations across the island where a high frequency of traffic collisions has been recorded, as part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety.
According to authorities, the dangerous roads list has been compiled following a detailed analysis of traffic collision data from 2023 to 2025, covering fatal, serious and other types of road accidents.
The identified points are distributed across all districts, with 19 in Nicosia, 8 in Limassol, 14 in Larnaca, 5 in Paphos and 2 in Famagusta.
Data-driven approach to road safety
Police said each high-risk location was classified based on the number of collisions recorded annually in each area.
The mapping forms part of continuous actions aimed at improving traffic safety and implementing targeted measures to prevent further accidents.
Authorities confirmed that over 40 key danger points have been identified on the road network, with the total reaching 48 based on updated data analysis.
Increased enforcement at accident hotspots
At these dangerous locations, police are applying increased monitoring and enforcement measures to reduce the risk of collisions and improve driver compliance.
Relevant government departments have also been informed in order to carry out any necessary infrastructure or safety interventions.
Regional breakdown of high-risk points
- 28th October Avenue between Asomatos – Palaion Patron Germanou streets
- Intersection of Stasandrou – Pindarou – Androkleous streets
- Limassol Avenue – Aglantzia
- Junction of Salaminos, Stasinou, Archbishop Makarios III, Evgenias and Antonios Theodotou avenues
- Junction of Athalassas Avenue and Petrou Iliadi Street
- Junction of Museou – Lordou Byronos – Nehrou avenues
- Junction of Metochiou – Agiou Prokopiou – Delfon streets
- Larnakos Avenue – Digeni Akrita
- John Kennedy Avenue between Ormeniou – Zappeiou streets, Pallouriotissa
- Athalassas Avenue between Souliou and 28th October streets
- Roundabout of Limassol – Megalou Alexandrou avenues, Latsia
- Heroes Avenue, Egkomi
- Junction of Vasileos Pavlou, Griva Digeni and 25th March avenues
- Junction of Evgenias and Antonios Theodotou Avenue and Pindarou and Roikou streets
- Junction of Larnakos Avenue and Katharis and Nikos Georgiou streets
- Junction of Pouliou Kapota Avenue and Aigaios Street
- Junction of John Kennedy, Markou Drakou and Digeni Akrita avenues
- Junction of RIK and Limassol avenues
- Junction of Spyrou Kyprianou, Iosif Hadjiosif and Dimitriou Vikelas avenues
Limassol District
- Junction of Franklin Roosevelt – Dimokratias – Alexandrias avenues
- Junction of Vasileos Georgiou Avenue and Stymfalidon Street
- Junction of Vasileos Georgiou Avenue and Panagioti Tsangari Street
- Paphos–Limassol motorway (A6) near Erimi
- Junction of Spyrou Kyprianou and Omonoias avenues
- Junction of Archbishop Makarios III Avenue and Agia Zoni Street
- Junction of Archbishop Makarios III Avenue and Ioanni Polemi Street
- Junction of Trion Ierarchon and Peiraios streets
Larnaca District
- Junction of Grigori Afxentiou – Archbishop Makarios III – Athinon avenues
- Junction of Spyrou Kyprianou Avenue, Alexandrou Panagouli, and Platron streets
- Roundabout of Vasou Lyssaridis, Faneromenis, Nikos and Despinas Pattichi avenues
- Junction of Archbishop Makarios III, Grigori Afxentiou, Athinon avenues and Vasileos Pavlou square
- Larnaca–Kofinou motorway (A5), near Kofinou exit
- Junction of Kotza Tepe – Um Haram – Touzchane streets
- Junction of Venetian Tower Street – unnamed road to the Lighthouse in Pervolia
- Junction of Paideias – Christofi Eleftheriou streets, Oroklini
- Junction of Panikoli Avenue and Vasileiou Avgerinou Street
- Roundabout of Artemidos Avenue and Stadiou, Leonida Kioupi and Louki Pieridi streets
- Kalo Chorio Larnaca roundabout
- Mazotos–Alaminos road, between km 3–4
- Roundabout of Ammochostou Avenue in Livadia
- Konstantinou Kalogera Street
Paphos District
- Junction of Europe – Giannou Kranidioti – Egnatias avenues
- Junction of Agapinoros – Pandoras streets
- Junction of Apostolou Pavlou – Gladstonos – Nikodimou Mylona streets
- Junction of Ampelokipon – Kefallinias – Autokratoros Theofilou streets
- Junction of Empas – Christou Kkeli – Dimitraki Adamou avenues
Famagusta District
- Stadiou Street in Ayia Napa, between Monopetras and Almyrou Nerou streets
- Sotira–Liopetri road, between km 2–3
Call for driver responsibility
Authorities stressed that road safety depends heavily on individual driver behaviour.
Motorists are urged to remain alert, drive responsibly and comply with the Highway Code at all times when travelling through these high-risk areas.
Police reiterated that public awareness and caution remain essential tools in reducing road collisions across Cyprus.
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