Astana's Ablay Khan Avenue to undergo partial closure, lasting until June 7th.
** partially closed: Prospekt Abylaikhan in Astana from June 3 to 7**
Time to adjust your route, Astana inhabitants and guests! From June 3 to June 7, a portion of Prospekt Abylaikhan will be undergoing some work on the upper road surface, meaning partial vehicle access.
Specifically, the section from Manas Street to Pushkin Street will have traffic restrictions. Traffic flow will be managed by directing vehicles in one direction at a time – first moving in the direction of Manas towards Pushkin, followed by the reverse direction. And don't worry; to ensure safety and minimize disruption, temporary traffic signs and guideposts will be set up.
So before you hit the roads, planned your route thoughtfully and keep an eye on potential alterations to the traffic flow. To make things easier, here's some guidance on alternative routes you may consider:
- For those venturing north, check out Kabanbay Batyr Avenue or Tauyelsizdik Avenue as options.
- For those heading south, Mangilik El Avenue should do the trick.
- Additionally, public transport users should be aware of potential reroutes for city buses. Stay updated on transit news for the best options.
Lastly, remember to plan ahead, leaving some extra time for your journey, especially during peak hours. Utilize GPS for real-time traffic updates, and stay tuned for any changes in the traffic conditions reported by local news sources. Happy travels, Astana!
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During the specified period from June 3 to June 7, the traffic in Prospekt Abylaikhan may be impacted due to work on the upper road surface. This industry-related activity will necessitate temporary finance-related budgetary measures to manage the situation. Considering these conditions, choosing alternative routes such as Kabanbay Batyr Avenue (for northbound travel), Tauyelsizdik Avenue, Mangilik El Avenue (for southbound travel), or seeking alternative means of transportation in transportation systems might be prudent.
