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In Pskov on the street of Labor will limit the movement due to the replacement of the heating line

From 20 to 23 October 2026 on the street of Labor at the house No 6 in Pskov will change the section of the heating pipeline

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In Pskov on the street of Labor will limit the movement due to the replacement of the heating line

From October 20 to October 23, 2026, on Truda Street near the house No. 6 in Pskov, a section of the heating pipe will be changed. At this time, a temporary restriction of traffic will be introduced on the roadway, MK in Pskov was informed in the Pskov Heat Networks enterprise.

The scheme of organization of the movement was agreed with the relevant divisions of the City Administration. Temporary road signs, signal lights and water blocks, road cones and fencing will be installed on the site. A detour is arranged for drivers.

Drivers are asked to plan routes in advance, taking into account restrictions. The work is aimed at improving the reliability of heat supply and preventing accidents during the heating period.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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