Starting April 20, 21, and 22, many roads in St. Petersburg will be closed. These changes will be implemented across eight districts, with two areas experiencing restrictions until the fall.
In Vasileostrovsky, cars can't use the Mendeleevskaya Line from April 20 to May 19. The Vyborg district faces narrowed traffic on Torez Avenue until June 30 and limited access on Olginskaya Road until April 30. Kolpino will close Gubina Street until September 5. Krasnogvardeisky has two closures—Lesoparkovaya Street for five days and Ilyinskaya Sloboda until May 15.
The Kurortny district restricts driving along the Sestra River embankment until September 10. Primorsky will make travel more difficult on the Primorskoye Highway until June 19 and will close the exit from Bogatyrsky Prospekt for ten days. Pushkinsky closes part of Kabelnaya Street for just three days. The Central District adds restrictions on 8th Sovetskaya Street until April 30.
Drivers should plan alternative routes, as these changes will affect major roads throughout the city. The State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate has announced temporary measures that may cause travel delays. Most closures last weeks, but some continue through the summer months.
In Vasileostrovsky, cars can't use the Mendeleevskaya Line from April 20 to May 19. The Vyborg district faces narrowed traffic on Torez Avenue until June 30 and limited access on Olginskaya Road until April 30. Kolpino will close Gubina Street until September 5. Krasnogvardeisky has two closures—Lesoparkovaya Street for five days and Ilyinskaya Sloboda until May 15.
The Kurortny district restricts driving along the Sestra River embankment until September 10. Primorsky will make travel more difficult on the Primorskoye Highway until June 19 and will close the exit from Bogatyrsky Prospekt for ten days. Pushkinsky closes part of Kabelnaya Street for just three days. The Central District adds restrictions on 8th Sovetskaya Street until April 30.
Drivers should plan alternative routes, as these changes will affect major roads throughout the city. The State Administrative and Technical Inspectorate has announced temporary measures that may cause travel delays. Most closures last weeks, but some continue through the summer months.
