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In Berdyansk updated markings at schools and at difficult intersections

New lines will improve road visibility in the dark and in bad weather

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In Berdyansk updated markings at schools and at difficult intersections

In Berdyansk made fresh road markings. This was reported by the press service of SUE UAZO.

Workers updated markings on the streets near educational institutions. The list includes October, Liepaja, Franco, Chekhov, Gorbenko and Festival.

Also, markings were made in difficult areas. Among them are the intersections of Kirov and Pioneerskaya streets, as well as Krasnaya and Petrovsky.

The new lines will improve road visibility in the dark and in bad weather. The markings will make traffic in the city more organized and predictable.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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