Ion Ceban, the capital’s mayor, who attended the opening ceremony for the new construction site, emphasised that work on the six lanes of this section of the street will mainly be carried out at night to cause as little disruption as possible to residents.
In addition, for the convenience of road users, municipal services are continuing work in the area of the bridge at the junction of Izmail and Calya Moshilor streets, with the aim of opening new access roads in the vicinity of the nearby transport hub.
The repair works will continue until the end of this year.
In parallel with this, to optimise traffic flow in the area adjacent to Izmail Street, new traffic light systems will be commissioned at eight junctions, extending as far as the ‘roundabout’ transport hub (the ‘Tutun CTC’ complex).
At the same time, preparations are under way for the necessary documentation to be drawn up for a tender to repair the bridge on Izmail Street, which is already undergoing expert review and approval by the National Commission for Historical Monuments under the Ministry of Culture.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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