On February 15th, Athens will host the '11th Lycabettus Run', a major running event that will cause significant traffic disruptions. The city plans to enact temporary traffic regulations, including the closure of several key streets from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM to ensure the safety of participants and spectators. The closures will affect areas within the Municipality of Athens.

Streets set to be impacted include Koniari, Paligenesis, and Daskalogianis, with specific segments designated for closure and restrictions on vehicle parking. These measures are in line with city regulations to maintain public order during large-scale events. Municipal authorities have provided detailed information to aid residents and commuters in planning their routes and avoiding congested areas.

The Lycabettus Run is a popular event that attracts many participants, both local and international, promoting fitness and community engagement. However, the traffic adjustments highlight the ongoing challenges cities face in balancing public events with daily urban mobility, prompting discussions on how to improve the management of similar events in the future.