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Saransk motorists outraged by pits on the street Construction

From the elevator towards the street Construction road leaves much to be desired.

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Saransk motorists outraged by pits on the street Construction

Saransk motorists are outraged by the pits on Construction Street. Locals say the situation is getting worse every year. It is especially difficult for drivers in the spring, when after melting snow pits become deeper and wider.

According to motorists, it is necessary to bypass the damaged areas, leaving for the oncoming lane, which creates emergency situations. Some drivers have already damaged the suspension and wheels, and repairs are costly.

Residents hope that the situation will change before the onset of cold weather, otherwise the problem will become even more acute.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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