Traffic will be temporarily restricted on the odd-numbered side of Dzyarzhynski Avenue in Minsk due to repair work. This was reported by the capital's State Automobile Inspectorate.
Work will be carried out on the section from Kosmonavtov Street to Gurskogo Street. The replacement of the asphalt concrete pavement is planned, and the repair will proceed in several stages.
From August 6 to 11, every day from 20:00 to 7:00, road services will mill the old pavement. At this stage, there will be no full traffic restrictions.
From August 10 to 14, at night — from 22:00 to 7:00 — specialists will begin laying the lower layers of new asphalt. These works will also be carried out without closing traffic.
Partial restriction of vehicle traffic, excluding public and special transport, will be introduced from 23:00 on August 14 to 01:30 on August 15. During this time, the laying of the top layer of the road pavement will begin.
Full closure of all types of traffic on the section of Dzyarzhynski Avenue from Kosmonavtov Street to Gurskogo Street will be in effect from 01:30 on August 15 to 12:00 on August 16.
The State Automobile Inspectorate recommended drivers to take these restrictions into account in advance and choose alternative routes.
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