# Valladolid transport infrastructure works > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/valladolid-transport-infrastructure-works > Updated: 2026-08-02T14:30:00.000Z. Sources: 23. Developments: 2. In late July 2026 Spain’s Ministry of Transport announced that two 34‑kilometre sections of the A‑11 autovía near Valladolid would be opened partially on 24 August, pending completion of the Duero viaduct. The partial opening is intended to shift traffic from the hazardous N‑122 corridor and improve safety. A week later, early‑August traffic updates detailed additional disruptions within Valladolid itself. Renovation of the Valladolid‑Campo Grande railway station required a full closure of Recondo street from 3 August, while a heat‑network expansion on Salamanca Avenue closed multiple lanes between 3 and 18 August. Detours were arranged to mitigate the impact on commuters. Together, the snapshots illustrate a period of intensive transport‑related construction in the Valladolid region, with a major highway opening scheduled for late August alongside concurrent city‑level works that temporarily restrict traffic. ## Timeline ### 2026-08-02: Santo Domingo Metro extends service hours for Central American and Caribbean Games Santo Domingo’s Metro and Teleférico will run from 5:30 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. (3‑8 Aug) with free rides for accredited Games participants, easing transport for the Central American and Caribbean Games. 21 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/mexican-border-cities-plan-maintenance-closing-roads-and-sewer-lines ### 2026-07-27: Partial opening of Spain's A-11 highway in Valladolid set for Aug 24 Spain's Ministry of Transport will partially open 34 km of the A‑11 near Valladolid on 24 August, covering 31 km toward Valladolid and 26 km toward Peñafiel, to cut accidents on the nearby N‑122 despite the Du‑ 4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/partial-opening-of-spains-a-11-highway-in-valladolid-set-for-aug-24 --- Cite as: Valladolid transport infrastructure works. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/valladolid-transport-infrastructure-works