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The clinic in Kaluga raised the transition

On Lilac Boulevard, 9, in Kaluga, near the new clinic, an elevated pedestrian crossing was arranged.

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The clinic in Kaluga raised the transition

On Lilac Boulevard, 9, in Kaluga, near the new clinic, an elevated pedestrian crossing was arranged.

The innovation should force drivers to slow down in advance and make the path safer for visitors to the medical facility.

Composite materials were used for the construction, and the transition was marked with a bright white and yellow marking, noticeable from afar.

This coating is characterized by increased wear resistance: it is less destroyed with time, there are no ruts on it.

As told earlier “MK in Kaluga”, a new orange KAMAZ appeared in Obninsk.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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