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15-kilometer traffic jam formed at the entrance to the Borsky bridge

In the evening of October 25 at the entrance to the Borsky bridge in the direction of Nizhny Novgorod formed many kilometers of traffic jam

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15-kilometer traffic jam formed at the entrance to the Borsky bridge

In the evening of October 25 at the entrance to the Borsky bridge in the direction of Nizhny Novgorod formed a many-kilometer traffic jam. Information about this appeared on Yandex.Maps.

According to the service, the congestion stretches from the village of Sitniki and the Druzhba station almost to the Volga stop. The length of the cork is about 8 kilometers.

Also, motorists are in traffic on the side of Semenov, starting from Kantaurov. The congestion is 15 kilometers.

To return to the Nizhny from the Gorodets side through the Borskoi bridge motorists also can not.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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