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In the capital of the LPR updated almost 2,000 road signs

The work was carried out by specialists of the city enterprise "Luhansk Operational and Linear Management of Roads"

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In the capital of the LPR updated almost 2,000 road signs

Almost two thousand road signs have been updated in the capital of the Luhansk People’s Republic. The works were carried out by specialists of the city enterprise “Luhansk Operational and Linear Management of Roads”.

According to the director of the organization Andrei Babenko, specialists not only repair roads, but also are responsible for the constant maintenance of 128 traffic lights - without them, safe movement in the city is impossible. Another area of work is road signs. Almost 2 thousand were installed or replaced due to wear and tear on the streets of Luhansk.

According to him, work in this direction is carried out on an ongoing basis.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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