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Parts of three streets temporarily blocked in Tver

Traffic and parking of all modes of transport temporarily stopped on sections of three streets of Tver, specified in the orders of the city administration

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Parts of three streets temporarily blocked in Tver

Traffic and parking of all modes of transport are temporarily stopped on sections of three streets of Tver, specified in the orders of the city administration.

So, from 18:00 on October 21 to 17:00 on October 29, restrictions were imposed on the 1st passage of Rosa Luxemburg (on the section from Alexey Tomsky Street to Przewalski Street).

In addition, from 18:00 on October 21 to 17:00 on November 3, traffic and parking stopped on Michurina Street (on the site from Chekhov Street to Zhores Street) and on Zhores Street (on the site from Michurina Street to Schmidt Boulevard).

Restrictions also apply to means of individual mobility.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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