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In Kazan restricted traffic on the streets of Mushtari and Ulyanov-Lenin

In the capital of Tatarstan introduced partial restrictions on traffic on two central streets

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In Kazan restricted traffic on the streets of Mushtari and Ulyanov-Lenin

In the capital of Tatarstan, partial restrictions on traffic on two central streets have been introduced. According to the decree of the city executive committee, passage through the streets of Mushtari and Ulyanov-Lenin will be difficult until October 27. The restrictions were imposed due to the reconstruction of the facility on Mushtari. These measures are necessary for construction works that require partial closure of the carriageway.

On Mushtari Street, traffic is limited near houses 4, 9 and 1/65. Similar restrictions apply on Ulyanov-Lenin Street near the building No. 54d.

Drivers planning to travel through these areas are advised to think ahead with the changes.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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