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“Traps” on the roads in Orenburg maimed cars

Motorists of Orenburg found an unusual way to deal with communal problems

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“Traps” on the roads in Orenburg maimed cars

This pit has become a real headache for drivers, it is almost impossible to get around it without going to the oncoming lane. The result is either damaged wheels and bumpers, or an unplanned visit to the tires. Those who get away with a slight scare can be considered lucky.

On other streets of the city, drivers go to a trick, put old tires in holes so that in the evening half-darkness others do not fly into a deep sinkhole. And on Turkestan, according to local motorists, you can count about a dozen failed hatches - if you get into the depressions around the wells seriously suffers suspension.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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