The usual traffic complications have been particularly noticeable at the connections with the Port of Valencia and the roads linking the metropolitan belt with the city center. The V-30 has been the road with the greatest circulation difficulties, especially in its southern section.

Up to 3 kilometers of traffic jams have been recorded on the V-30 from the junction with the A-7 (Quart de Poblet area) to the connection with the V-31 towards the Port, with slow traffic and intermittent stops. In the opposite direction, towards the A-7 and the airport, traffic has been dense at the height of Xirivella, with 2 kilometers of congestion due to the incorporation of vehicles from the A-3.

Access to Valencia from the south, via the V-31 (Pista de Silla), has also shown density with several kilometers of traffic jams. 4 kilometers of very slow traffic have accumulated from Silla to the commercial area of Alfafar-Sedaví (kilometers 5 to 1), affected by the accumulation of heavy vehicles towards Avenida Ausiàs March.

The CV-35 (Pista de Ademuz) has registered its usual complications in the direction of Valencia from San Antonio de Benagéber, with 2.5 kilometers of traffic jam at the height of Burjassot and the junction with the CV-30 (Ronda Nord), causing delays of up to 15 minutes. The northern entrance via the V-21 has had dense traffic with 1.5 kilometers of stops from Port Saplaya to the city entrance via Avenida de Cataluña.

Finally, the A-7 has maintained intense but fluid traffic at the height of Cruz de Gracia, except at the junction with the CV-35, where punctual traffic jams of 1 kilometer have occurred in the direction of Alicante.