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Schools and kindergartens of Zaporozhye region have established pedestrian fences

Every meter barrier helps make roads safer for pedestrians and drivers

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Schools and kindergartens of Zaporozhye region have established pedestrian fences

Specialists of the State Unitary Enterprise “UAZO” installed pedestrian road fences from tubular profiles. This was reported at the company.

Work was carried out at schools and kindergartens. In Melitopol, fences appeared on the streets of Kirov and the Internationalist Warriors. In Osipenko - on Novospassovskaya at the school.

In Berdyansk, barriers were set at schools No. 13, No. 6 and No. 15. In Lunacharsky - at the kindergarten "Pearl". In Primorsk - at the kindergarten "Fairy tale" and school No. 2.

Also on the Kakhov highway in Melitopol dismantled the old metal fence. Each meter of the barrier helps make roads safer for pedestrians and drivers.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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