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In Lomonosov district from 12 to 16 October will close four exits from the CAD

FKU Uprdor "North-West" reported that from October 12 to 16 at the interchange of the CAD with the Krasnoselskoye highway will completely block the allocated side drive, the front page and four exits. The reason is the work to eliminate the rut. The speed of movement on the section from the 84th to the 86th kilometer will be limited to 50 kilometers per hour.

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In Lomonosov district from 12 to 16 October will close four exits from the CAD

FKU Uprdor "North-West" reported that from October 12 to 16 at the interchange of the CAD with the Krasnoselskoye highway will completely block the allocated side drive, the front page and four exits. The reason is the work to eliminate the rut. The speed of movement on the section from the 84th to the 86th kilometer will be limited to 50 kilometers per hour.

The conventions will be closed:

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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