When a Road Closure Permit for Major Works Is Required
A permit is mandatory whenever major works require the full or partial closure of roads, lanes or junctions. Failure to apply can lead to penalties, work stoppages and problems with the local authorities.
What the Road Closure Permit Covers
The permit allows works that temporarily interrupt traffic to be carried out, ensuring safety, coordination with the local police and orderly traffic management.
Who This Service Is For
Our service is designed for:
- Construction and road maintenance companies
- Public or private clients
- Companies needing to work with large vehicles or invasive equipment
What Our Full Service Includes
Our service includes:
- Technical analysis of the road section involved
- Preparation of the technical documentation and alternative traffic plans
- Submission of the request to municipal offices and the local police
- Coordination with the authorities involved through to the issuing of the permit
Documents Required
Generally required:
- Site plan of the area to be closed
- Description of the works and the expected duration
- ID document of the applicant
- Temporary road signage plan
- Specific municipal form
Timeframes and Costs
Average time: 7–20 working days, depending on the complexity of the works
Costs: vary depending on the size of the area, the duration and the municipality. We offer free, tailored quotes.
What Happens Without a Permit + Frequently Asked Questions
Consequences of not obtaining authorisation:
- Fines that can exceed €1,000
- Work stoppages ordered by the authorities
- Civil and criminal liability in the event of accidents
