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Near Novosibirsk will close the railway crossing due to the repair of tracks

On Friday, October 23, at the Krakhal station near Novosibirsk from 9:00 to 16:00 will completely close traffic through the crossing at the 35th kilometer

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Near Novosibirsk will close the railway crossing due to the repair of tracks

During the work, motorists will be able to drive around the closed area through the tunnel. The detour scheme has already been approved.

On the entrances to the site and along the alternative route will install warning signs and information sold out. Moving during the repair will be blocked by barrier fences.

The TUAD asked drivers to consider time restrictions when planning trips, carefully monitor road signs and comply with safety requirements.

Earlier, MK in Novosibirsk reported that three public transport routes will change traffic from October 22.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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