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Novgorod drivers will be limited to 4 days on the Syrkovskoye highway

In Veliky Novgorod will limit the movement of cars, buses and trucks at the railway crossing "Myasokombinat" (Syrkovskoye highway). The restrictions will last from 24 to 27 October.

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Novgorod drivers will be limited to 4 days on the Syrkovskoye highway

In Veliky Novgorod will limit the movement of cars, buses and trucks at the railway crossing "Myasokombinat" (Syrkovskoye highway). The restrictions will last from 24 to 27 October.

So, the roadway will be narrowed to one lane and put the traffic controllers. Drivers are asked to be more careful in this area and follow the rules of the road.

Earlier, in connection with the repair of roads, traffic was also limited from Bolshaya St. Petersburg Street to house No. 3b on the Syrkovskoye Highway. Then the builders had to replace the road surface, install signs and apply a new marking.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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