Almaty street closure: BRT-induced shutdown continues
Starting from 08:00 on July 1st, there will be a traffic closure on Zhyltoksan Street in Almaty as part of the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) project. This information has been provided by the press service of the Almaty Akimat.
During the closure, motorists will be required to follow detour routes. The detours will be via Nauryzbai Batyr Street and Abylai Khan Prospect. Warning signs will be placed on the repair section to ensure that drivers are aware of the changes.
Construction and assembly work are currently being carried out on Zhyltoksan Street as part of the BRT project. Residents are advised to plan their routes in advance due to the ongoing construction.
For those seeking more specific information, such as detour routes or contact details of the contracting organization, it is recommended to contact the Almaty city transport department or the project management office for the BRT project directly. These authorities typically provide updates on traffic management and contractor contacts during such infrastructure works.
The traffic closure will extend from Gogol Street to Rayymbek Batyr Prospect. A photo of the ongoing construction work is available from the Press Service of Almaty Akimat. The contractor's head's contact information will also be available on the signs during the closure.
This report is based on information from Liter.kz. Motorists are advised to stay informed and follow the signs for a smooth commute during the closure.
In light of the traffic closure on Zhyltoksan Street due to the BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) project, motorists might need to adjust their routes, considering detours via Nauryzbai Batyr Street and Abylai Khan Prospect. For more specific information regarding detour routes or contact details of the contracting organization, it is advisable to reach out to the Almaty city transport department or the project management office for the BRT project directly, as they usually provide updates on traffic management and contactor contacts during such infrastructure works.
