In the Kaluga region on the section of the A-130 highway, lighting will be turned off for three weeks. This was announced on Thursday, March 4 by the press service of the chief executive officer of the Moscow-Bobruisk Federal State Institution.
“From 5 to 25 March, there will be no lighting on the section of the A-130 highway in the Kaluga region,” the press service said.
In particular, we are talking about overhaul on the section of the A-130 highway Moscow – Maloyaroslavets – Roslavl – the border with the Republic of Belarus from 266 to 268 km near the village of Zaitseva Gora. Turning off the lighting is required for the organization of repair work. At this site, it is planned to dismantle the currently existing lighting line with further installation in accordance with the project.
Drivers are urged to be attentive and follow the traffic rules as much as possible