A-7 Cadiz-bound traffic to stop for 30 minutes as La Vuelta 2026 rolls through San Pedro Alcantara
Drivers heading west on the Costa del Sol face a short but awkward shutdown of the A-7 on Friday, September […]
Drivers on the Costa del Sol must prepare for a 30-minute halt on the A-7 on September 11 as La Vuelta Ciclista a España 2026's stage 19 passes through San Pedro Alcantara. This disruption occurs between 2pm and 3.30pm, with the peloton traversing the area in under 20 minutes. The race route passes through Velez-Malaga and climbs uphill to Peñas Blancas above Estepona, covering approximately 210.8 km.
Officials expect traffic queues before and after the riders' passage, so motorists should proceed with caution, leaving earlier or choosing alternative routes. Police and race staff will maintain order, so adhering to their instructions is essential. Although the A-7 is already congested on regular days, this controlled interruption may cause significant delays.
Consider leaving your car at home after 2pm if you need to travel towards Cadiz. For more information, consult the official La Vuelta website and local news sources.
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