The far western bypass of Krasnodar and the bypass of Aksai near Rostov will be opened on June 10
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The state company Avtodor plans to open traffic on the Far Western Bypass of Krasnodar (DZOK) and on the Aksai bypass in the Rostov Region as early as June 10. Vyacheslav Petushenko, head of the Avtodor company, spoke about this during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin. Information about the discussion of plans posted on the website of the Russian government.
According to Vyacheslav Petushenko, these infrastructure facilities are bottlenecks on the M-4 Don highway, which has become very popular due to changes in cargo flows last year. SASC and Aksai bypass will be opened one and a half years ahead of schedule.
The construction of the SASC, which has a length of 51 km, began in 2020. The cost of the work amounted to 41.5 billion rubles. The Aksai bypass has a length of 35 km. Construction here began in 2020. 85.9 billion rubles were invested in the facility.
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