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The busiest traffic in Sofia is expected at about 6.00 pm, nearly 60,000 to 80,000 automobiles will leave the capital city, Tencho Tenev, head of traffic police at Sofia Metropolitan Directorate of Interior, told Focus News Agency.
The same number of vehicles is expected to leave the city tomorrow morning. Policemen are directing traffic on Tsarigradsko Shose Blvd. which is busy now.
The old road to Pernik is also busy, while in all other areas the traffic remains normal, Tenev said.
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