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Routes No. 115 and No. 115B in the Belgorod agglomeration changed the traffic pattern

Passengers of the Belgorod agglomeration were warned about the temporary change of the traffic scheme of routes No. 115 and No. 115B

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Routes No. 115 and No. 115B in the Belgorod agglomeration changed the traffic pattern

Passengers of the Belgorod agglomeration were warned of a temporary change in the traffic scheme of routes No. 115 and No. 115B. This is due to the closure of the section of the Belgorod-Belovskoye highway.

Once the restrictions are lifted, the routes will return to their normal schedule. Belgorod residents will be informed about this additionally.

Residents were urged to take information into account when planning trips.

We will remind, in the Starooskol district changed the price of travel in the bus and tram.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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