Coverage: 16 September 2026. Two verified transport updates worth checking before your next Cyprus outing, whether you are driving or taking the bus.
A3 maintenance scheduled between Xylotymbou and Ayia Napa
The Public Works Department announced guardrail replacement and pruning along approximately 27 kilometres of the A3, from the Xylotymbou exit to the Ayia Napa roundabout. Work is scheduled for 17–25 September, excluding the weekend, between 07:00 and 16:00.
If your itinerary uses this stretch, allow some flexibility and follow temporary signs. The notice does not announce a full motorway closure or quantify delays.
Why it matters to visitors: this is a useful check for journeys between Larnaca and the eastern coastal resorts.
Pame tools highlighted for bus passengers
A Cyprus Public Transport announcement published on 16 September reports on its 15 September presentation of the revamped Pame app and redesigned website. The highlighted features include live arrival information, bus tracking on a map, planning by arrival time and Motion card top-ups.
The website also brings together routes, timetables and ticket information. Check your particular journey with the operator before setting out; this announcement is not a change to bus fares or a guarantee of punctual arrivals.
Why it matters to visitors: the tools can help you identify a bus connection and plan when to leave for a day out.
Sources
Republic of Cyprus, Public Works Department — Works and drone-operation announcements for Nicosia, Larnaca and Famagusta districts, published 16 September 2026, 16:14 (Greek).
Cyprus Mail, Cyprus Public Transport press release — Revamped Pame app and enhanced website, published 16 September 2026, 13:01. The presentation itself took place on 15 September.
Cyprus Public Transport — Official announcements listing, lists the Pame announcement dated 16 September 2026. Official app information is supplementary practical guidance, not a newly dated announcement.