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Scheme of bus traffic temporarily changed in Kimry Tver region

In connection with repair work in Kimry blocked Chapaev street, explained in the “Transport of the Upper Volga” the reason for changing the scheme of bus traffic

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Scheme of bus traffic temporarily changed in Kimry Tver region

In connection with the repair work in Kimry closed Chapaev street, explained in the “Transport of the Upper Volga” the reason for changing the scheme of bus traffic.

Before the end of the work, buses No. 6, No. 10, No. 14, No. 16 and No. 17, when traveling from the railway station, travel along the Borkovsky highway and stop parallel to the Magnit stops and the Avtomir store. There are pedestrian crossings in these places. The next stop is the railway station.

The company is asked to consider these changes when planning travel.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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