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In Vladimir, the understudy of Lenin Avenue will be cleared from parked cars

Vladimir authorities continue to fight traffic congestion on the roads

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In Vladimir, the understudy of Lenin Avenue will be cleared from parked cars

Vladimir authorities continue to fight traffic congestion. The next step will be to clean the stand-in for Lenin Avenue in the area of house No. 44 from chaotically parked cars.

According to the mayor’s office, the stop of transport will be prohibited on the site from Balakirev Street to the Cruiser. To do this, signs prohibiting parking and warnings about the operation of the tow truck will appear on the roadway. Parking along the house number 44 will no longer work – the ban will not affect only two existing parking lots.

The administration emphasizes that this measure is necessary to increase road capacity and ensure road safety.

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