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The two lanes will be restricted to the street. Novikova-Priboya from November 10

In Nizhny Novgorod on the street Novikov-Priboya will introduce a new, temporary scheme of movement

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The two lanes will be restricted to the street. Novikova-Priboya from November 10

In Nizhny Novgorod on the street Novikov-Priboya will introduce a new, temporary scheme of movement. Starting from November 10, at the intersection with tramways, two lanes are closed for drivers - the extreme ones.

The reason for the restrictions was the reconstruction of the tram section. This was reported to the city administration.

The street is still on both sides. Cars can travel in two free lanes.

These changes will continue until the repairs are completed.

Motorists are advised to study the new travel scheme in advance.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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