In the Smolensk region completed a large-scale renovation of bridges in the framework of the national project
Systematic work continues in the Smolensk region to update bridge structures, on which uninterrupted communication between municipalities and road safety depends
In the Smolensk region, systematic work continues to update bridge structures, on which uninterrupted communication between municipalities and road safety depends. The overhaul is being carried out within the framework of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”, initiated by the President of Russia.
Khyslavich district: The overhaul of the reinforced concrete bridge over the Sozh River with a length of 173 meters has been completed. The builders completely updated the supports, the span structure and the bridge, organized drainage, strengthened cones, equipped approaches and installed steel barriers with safety barriers.
Sychevka: On the bridge over the river Vazuza on the street Lunacharsky work came to the finish line. After repairing the supports, installing new beams, concrete screed and waterproofing, laying of asphalt began here. The crossing will soon open to traffic and pedestrians.
Demidov: On the bridge over the river Gobza renewal is in the final stage. Strengthen the supports, replace the pavement, install railings and lay new asphalt on the roadway and sidewalks. As of March 2025, the repair of this facility is planned to be completed in 2026.
Gagarin: There is a major repair of the bridge over the river Gzhzhd on Lenin Street. Supports have been replaced here, installation of span buildings and beams continues, approaches and sidewalks are being equipped. The facility was built 67 years ago and is being updated for the first time in a long time.
Future plans: In 2027, the repair of two more strategically important objects will begin - the Peter and Paul Bridge over the Dnieper River in Smolensk and the bridge along Chistyakov Street in Dorogobuzh.
Governor Vasily Anokhin emphasizes that the key goal of these works is to bring buildings to regulatory requirements, ensure safe passage and comfort for all traffic participants. Many of the bridges have been in operation for 47 to 67 years and are being renovated for the first time since construction.
