On Tuesday in Vladivostok will begin repair work on the overpass Nekrasovskoe
Tuesday, September 17 the road services of the municipal enterprise "Roads Vladivostok" will begin to repair the joints on Nekrasovskoe overpass. Work will begin on the site from public transportation "Nekrasovskaya" towards the exit of the city.
During the renovation movement in the right lane overpass will be limited, as long as the rest of the band remain free to go. Repair seams will take place in several stages. Motorists are asked to be understanding compelled inconveniences.
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