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The tunnel on the Yalta ring of the 8th stage of the Tavrida highway in Sevastopol will open in early July. The contractor is doing everything possible to launch one-lane traffic in both directions by the beginning of the high holiday season, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Starting Monday, June 6, the traffic pattern of traffic moving from Inkerman to Yalta is changing. Until June 20...
The Tavrida highway connecting Kerch with Sevastopol will be commissioned in 2020. The head of the Crimean government, Sergei Aksenov, reported this to Russian President Vladimir Putin today, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The readiness of the Tavrida highway today is 74 percent, completion of work is 2020, there are no risks in this case, we don’t see them, the contractor is moving ahead of schedule for the most part, all work...
The new Tavrida highway in Crimea, the first stage of which was put into operation before the New Year, again, like during the holidays, was not ready to accept transport in bad weather conditions. Yesterday's rain and overnight snow again led to the fact that the main transport artery of the peninsula was covered with ice. A Crimean journalist shared his impressions of a trip along the highway on his blog...
The contracting company VAD cleared the snow from the Tavrida highway in the section from Kerch to the border of the Belogorsk district after numerous complaints from motorists who literally flooded social networks with messages about an emergency situation on the new road during the Christmas holidays, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “The contractor company for the Tavrida highway discovered violations in snow removal at the first and second stages of the road. That's why I was attracted...
Drivers should be aware of the nuances of the first stage of the Tavrida highway, which opened on the eve of the New Year in Crimea, connecting Simferopol and Kerch. A resident of Sevastopol, Oleg Kravchuk, who drove along the new road, reported this in the “Automotive Crimea” community. “On the downside: - there are no clear signs, gas stations, tire shops, shops and bushes along the road - not at all! – there are no populated areas, so...
The first section of the Tavrida federal highway will be launched on the night of December 31. This was reported by the YouTube channel “Captain Crimea”, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. Cars will be able to move along a 190 km section from Kerch to Simferopol. For now, the traffic will be two-lane: one lane in each direction. The Tavrida highway from Kerch to Sevastopol will begin to operate in full in 2020. Route...
Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation from Crimea Ruslan Balbek asked the Governor of Sevastopol Dmitry Ovsyannikov to help in obtaining the status of a cultural heritage site behind the ancient Roman road passing through the territory of Crimea. He published his official letter to Ovsyannikov on a Facebook page, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent. “On the territory of the Republic of Crimea (in the area of the Swallow’s Nest) and the city of Sevastopol (from the Baydar Valley to Chersonese)…
Explosions in the Chokotash quarry in the Sudak region of Crimea destroy houses in nearby villages. Crushed stone is mined there for the construction of the Tavrida highway. Crimeans write about this on social networks, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports. “In Kholodovka, houses are collapsing due to explosions at a quarry, which is located less than 1 km from the village and is getting closer. They explode even at night, without warning! The children are shuddering...
The Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation additionally allocated 4 billion rubles to Crimea this year for major road repairs. Transport Minister Evgeniy Dietrich stated this at a meeting with Russian senators. “There is a lot to work on on the peninsula. Crimea is just being integrated into our system from the point of view of road funds. The fund started working there this year, but so far it’s very full...
An entire network of industrial enterprises could be built along the Sevastopol section of the Tavrida federal highway, passing through the Mekenzi plateau, an area of the densest forests. The head of the Sevastopol Legislative Assembly committee on urban planning and land relations, Vyacheslav Gorelov, stated this in an interview with Forpost. “I will assume (and with good reason) that it is planned to string future industrial sites onto the federal highway. AND…
