Percovi residents cannot leave the area due to traffic jams. In early October, a dedicated bus route was launched on Babel Street. It's hard to argue, it's really needed there, bus line 64 goes here. But now, in front of the intersection, since 40 years since Victory, cars pile up in one row, which causes righteous anger among the drivers (this is the second week they share their feelings in letters to the editor). For example, on the morning of October 29, the traffic jam stretched for 500 meters. Some of them went around it using the assigned lane, despite a fine of 2,250 rubles. what's the problem In Babel there are three lanes in each direction, one of each has been moved to designated lanes. But the drivers avoid the leftmost lane. Because the left turn pocket contains only 6-8 cars, and when there are more, the tail enters the third lane and blocks it. Therefore, those who travel along Biblia avoid this, and prefer to travel along the second (middle) route. The middle lane is also occasionally blocked by drivers changing lanes to turn right. Perhaps the situation will improve by erecting a traffic light, increasing the area allocated to right-turners and equipping a camera to record rioters. It also seems reasonable to increase the area of ​​the designated road where they can enter on the right. The current section of 6-7 buildings is not suitable for everyone, so they interfere with travel in the second lane.

Percovi residents cannot leave the area due to traffic jams. In early October, a dedicated bus route was launched on Babel Street. It's hard to argue, it's really needed there, bus line 64 goes here. But now, in front of the intersection, since 40 years since Victory, cars pile up in one row, which causes righteous anger among the drivers (this is the second week they share their feelings in letters to the editor). For example, on the morning of October 29, the traffic jam stretched for 500 meters. Some of them went around it using the assigned lane, despite a fine of 2,250 rubles. what's the problem In Babel there are three lanes in each direction, one of each has been moved to designated lanes. But the drivers avoid the leftmost lane. Because the left turn pocket contains only 6-8 cars, and when there are more, the tail enters the third lane and blocks it. Therefore, those who travel along Biblia avoid this, and prefer to travel along the second (middle) route. The middle lane is also occasionally blocked by drivers changing lanes to turn right. Perhaps the situation will improve by erecting a traffic light, increasing the area allocated to right-turners and equipping a camera to record rioters. It also seems reasonable to increase the area of ​​the designated road where they can enter on the right. The current section of 6-7 buildings is not suitable for everyone, so they interfere with travel in the second lane.