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In Yenakiyevo will temporarily limit traffic on Lenin Avenue

In the city will begin the replacement of outdoor lighting

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In Yenakiyevo will temporarily limit traffic on Lenin Avenue

In Yenakiyevo, a temporary traffic restriction is introduced to update the city infrastructure. According to the head of the city district Igor Martynov, from November 9 on Lenin Avenue will be blocked the left lane on the site from Kalinin Street to Metallurgov Avenue.

The restriction is due to large-scale work on dismantling and replacing the supports of outdoor lighting lines. For motorists, convenient detour schemes have been developed.

Drivers are recommended to use the streets of Petrovsky and XXII Party Congress with the subsequent exit to Blucher Street. It is planned that the modernization of lighting will significantly increase the safety and comfort of movement in the evening.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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