Weekday and weekend operations for public transportation and road services
In the heart of winter, preparations to keep roads and sidewalks safe are in full swing. Combination road machines are operating in both micro-districts and central areas, working tirelessly to treat driveways, sidewalks, and pedestrian paths with anti-ice materials.
These versatile machines, typically managed by specialized public works departments or municipal road maintenance authorities responsible for infrastructure and winter road safety, have had their tasks expanded to include the treatment of smaller pathways.
However, the operational hours for these machines, as well as the anti-ice treatment application, have not been specified. It's essential to note that communal services, including road and bus services, are operational every day, including weekends.
Manual labor crews are also playing a crucial role in the winter preparations. They are conducting cleanup work at bus stops and along central roads, ensuring a safer environment for commuters. The operational hours for these crews are yet to be announced.
The location of the areas where the anti-ice treatment is being applied is not specified, but it's clear that the city is leaving no stone unturned in its efforts to keep the roads and paths safe during the freezing winter months.
The anti-ice materials being used in the treatment are not disclosed, but the city assures residents that they are following best practices to ensure the safety and well-being of its citizens.
As the winter continues, residents can rest assured that their local authorities are working diligently to ensure the safety and accessibility of the city's roads and sidewalks. Stay warm and safe!
