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Drivers criticized the Lenin-Pushkin intersection. After the restoration, the rightmost lane there became narrower. Now, if you drive by the markings, buses or jeeps don't have enough space. The mayor's office stated that the road no longer exists: the boundary line of the street from Lenin Boulevard to Pushkin was simply extended, making it two-lane (previously there were four lanes). But the sidewalk for pedestrians has been considerably lengthened (marked in red on the map). According to officials, the drivers' claims will still be taken into account. To make this place more understandable for drivers, experts will change the markings in the near future. How about the updated Lenin-Fushkin intersection? Write your opinion in the comments, we are always in touch here.

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Drivers criticized the Lenin-Pushkin intersection. After the restoration, the rightmost lane there became narrower. Now, if you drive by the markings, buses or jeeps don't have enough space. The mayor's office stated that the road no longer exists: the boundary line of the street from Lenin Boulevard to Pushkin was simply extended, making it two-lane (previously there were four lanes). But the sidewalk for pedestrians has been considerably lengthened (marked in red on the map). According to officials, the drivers' claims will still be taken into account. To make this place more understandable for drivers, experts will change the markings in the near future. How about the updated Lenin-Fushkin intersection? Write your opinion in the comments, we are always in touch here.

Drivers criticized the Lenin-Pushkin intersection. After the restoration, the rightmost lane there became narrower. Now, if you drive by the markings, buses or jeeps don't have enough space. The mayor's office stated that the road no longer exists: the boundary line of the street from Lenin Boulevard to Pushkin was simply extended, making it two-lane (previously there were four lanes). But the sidewalk for pedestrians has been considerably lengthened (marked in red on the map). According to officials, the drivers' claims will still be taken into account. To make this place more understandable for drivers, experts will change the markings in the near future. How about the updated Lenin-Fushkin intersection? Write your opinion in the comments, we are always in touch here.

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