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On the street Komsomol in St. Petersburg will block traffic for two years

From October 11, 12 and 13, large-scale traffic restrictions will be introduced in nine districts of St. Petersburg. The longest overlap will affect the street Komsomol in the Kalinin district: there travel will be limited for almost two years. This was reported in the press service of GATI.

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On the street Komsomol in St. Petersburg will block traffic for two years

From October 11, 12 and 13, large-scale traffic restrictions will be introduced in nine districts of St. Petersburg. The longest overlap will affect the street Komsomol in the Kalinin district: there travel will be limited for almost two years. This was reported in the press service of GATI.

In the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg, due to the repair of networks from October 11 to November 9, and then from November 25 to December 29, it will not be possible to drive along Lunacharsky Avenue on sections from Kultura Avenue to Rudnev Street and from Artists Avenue to Engels Avenue.

In the Kalinin district for almost two years — from October 12, 2026 to October 15, 2028 — will limit traffic along Komsomol street from Mikhailov Street to Arsenal. There will be temporary fences.

In the Krasnogvardeysky district of the Northern capital from October 11 to November 9, on the night of November 10, and then from November 11, 2026 to October 15, 2027, travel along the Malokhta embankment from Bolsheokhtinsky Bridge to Malokhtinsky will be limited. The side passage there is also closed until October 15, 2027.

In Kronstadt from October 11, 2026 to June 25, 2027, traffic on Roshal Square will be limited and the turn from the Rebellion Street to the Fleet will be closed. From October 11 to 13, Lenin Avenue, Bolsheokhtinsky, Posadka, Karl Marx Street, Kronstadt, Red and Nikolsky Lane, as well as Vladimir Street, Vosstaniya Street, Komsomol Street, Soviet Street, Roshal Street, Gusev Street, Ammerman Street and Manuelsky Street will be limited.

In the Nevsky district from October 11 to November 29, Obukhovskaya Defense Avenue will be limited from Smolyanaya Street to Bolshaya Smolensk Avenue.

In the Primorsky district from October 12 to November 15, New Street will be limited on the site from house 35 building 1 to house 51 building 54 building 1.

In Pushkin district from 13 to 14 October will limit Slutskaya street in Pavlovsk from Sadovaya to the house of 3 letters A.

In the Frunze district from 11 to 14 October will limit travel on the Balkan square near the street Yaroslav Gashek.

In the Central district from 11 to 13 October at night will be closed Sadovaya street from Nevsky Prospekt to Italian.

Also, from October 10, other traffic restrictions will begin to operate in the cultural capital. Restrictions will be introduced in five districts of the city: Vasileostrovsky, Nevsky, Pushkin, Frunze and Central. On average, they will last from a few days to a couple of years.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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