Road closure notice for a street in Astana spans over a duration of 10 days.
In the bustling city of Astana, a road repair project has commenced on M. Zhumabayev Avenue, stretching from Balkantau Street to B. Momyshuly Avenue. This much-needed renovation will last from May 9 to May 19, according to city officials.
Here's a lowdown on what to expect during these 11 days:
- Traffic Disruptions: Prepare for partial traffic closures on this section, with vehicle traffic shifting in stages on one side at a time.
- Reminder: Navigate your routes carefully and consider potential changes in traffic organization to minimize delays.
For the sake of safety and convenience, temporary traffic signs and indicators will be installed. City officials kindly ask for your understanding and patience as you navigate these changes.
Earlier this month, partial traffic closure was also announced for Kenesary Street, from Semibinova Street to Brusilovskogo Street, until May 11.
In an ambitious move, Astana has plans to refurbish a whopping 60 roads by 2025. This extensive overhaul is a clear indication of the city's commitment to maintaining its infrastructure.
Excitingly, Astana is gearing up for a massive construction season this year. With active work on construction, reconstruction, and modernization of the city's road network, you'll notice a flurry of activity around town!
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- The road repair project on M. Zhumabayev Avenue, from Balkantau Street to B. Momyshuly Avenue, will cause traffic disruptions with partial closures and vehicle traffic shifting in stages.
- navigators are reminded to consider potential changes in traffic organization to minimize delays during this period.
- City officials have announced that temporary traffic signs and indicators will be installed for safety and convenience, and they ask for understanding and patience during these changes.
- In addition to the M. Zhumabayev Avenue repair, a partial traffic closure was previously announced for Kenesary Street, from Semibinova Street to Brusilovskogo Street, until May 11.
- Astana's plans to refurbish 60 roads by 2025 indicate the city's commitment to maintaining its infrastructure, as part of a larger construction season this year that includes construction, reconstruction, and modernization of the city's road network.
