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On the road towards Tula there was a traffic jam for 50 minutes

On the road from Stakhanovsky to Sergievsky in the direction of Tula there was a traffic jam

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On the road towards Tula there was a traffic jam for 50 minutes

On the road section from Stakhanovsky to Sergievsky in the direction of Tula there was a traffic jam. Motorists report a significant increase in travel time.

According to drivers, the passage of this section now takes about 40-50 minutes longer than usual.

Motorists heading towards Tula are advised to take into account the current road situation when planning a trip. If possible, you should choose an alternative route in advance and lay additional time on the road.

Earlier, “MK in Tula” reported that on the evening of October 5, a child on an electric scooter was injured on Bolotov Street in Tula. Near 39A, a man driving a SsangYong towed a Mazda 6.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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