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In Rostov on the Big Garden out of order traffic lights

Residents of Rostov complained about broken traffic lights in the central part of the city

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In Rostov on the Big Garden out of order traffic lights

Residents of Rostov complained about non-working traffic lights in the central part of the city. The problems arose after lunch on October 9.

According to Yandex Maps, malfunctions were noted at two intersections at once. Traffic lights stopped working at the intersection of Bolshaya Sadovaya with Voroshilovsky Avenue, as well as at the intersection with Sokolov Avenue.

As a result, travel to these areas was difficult. The lack of working traffic lights complicates the movement of cars in the city center.

Drivers are advised to plan routes in advance, take into account possible difficulties and be more careful when passing intersections.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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