Bespalov instructed to launch trams on the Comintern in Tula before the end of the week

In Tula, the renewal of the tram infrastructure on Comintern Street is being completed. On October 12, the head of the administration, Ilya Bespalov, drove along it by tram during the technical launch, inspected future stops and gave instructions for work and improvement. This “MK in Tula” reported in the administration.

Now the total readiness of the Comintern Street, including the turning ring at the Moscow railway station and the Pavshinsky Bridge, is about 70%.

According to Bespalov, more than 600 million rubles were allocated from the city budget to the Comintern Street, the rail cloth is already ready, it remains to finish the stops. At the time of repair, three stops will be organized there: TYUZ, Frunze Street and F. Smirnova.

Traffic with passengers want to open from October 15 on two routes: No. 10 to the stadium "Metallurg" through the Demidovskaya dam and No. 14 to the Red Perekop. In total, about 13 km of tram tracks will be repaired this year: work is also underway on the streets of Marat and Sovetskaya, completed on the Odoevskoye highway, and on Lenin Avenue and the U-turning ring on M. Gorky Street have already been completed.

Earlier, MK in Tula reported that the repair of tram tracks on Marata Street in Tula was extended until October 31. Because of this, at night from 21:00 to 04:00, trams will continue to run according to temporary schemes, and from October 6, the route from Shcheglovskaya Zaseki to the village of Mendeleevsky will go through the Demidovsk overpass instead of the Demidovskaya dam.