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On Lenin Avenue in Vladimir will prohibit stopping cars near the house No. 44

In Vladimir will change the rules of stopping transport on the section of Lenin Avenue near the house No. 44

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On Lenin Avenue in Vladimir will prohibit stopping cars near the house No. 44

In Vladimir will change the rules of stopping transport on the section of Lenin Avenue near the house No. 44. As reported in the city administration, restrictions are introduced to improve traffic safety and increase road capacity.

On the site will install signs "Stop prohibited" and "Working tow truck". This means that cars left in violation can be evacuated.

Drivers are advised to consider the changes ahead of time when planning their trips and to choose suitable stopping places to avoid fines and forced movement of vehicles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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