On stretch of Tymen-Omsk highway, reversible traffic movement to last for 4 months.
Lock and Keys, Revved Up: 14 Kilometers of Roadway in Omsk Region Getting a Makeover
Sound the horn! The roads in the Omsk Oblast are getting a spiffy update. According to the press office of SibUrAvtoDor, starting from May 12, 2025, and running until September 20, a stretch of the R-402 highway will see a reverse traffic flow due to planned maintenance on the km 456 - km 470 portion1. It’s not quite autobahn speeds yet, but drivers, buckle up, this revamp is coming your way.
The opportunity to commute on this segment will be temporarily suspended to ensure the success of the roadwork. So, flip a u-ey and keep an eye out for construction zones.
It was previously announced that DRSU No 6 would handle the repairs. This company snagged the job, pledging to deliver nearly 540 million rubles worth of improvement1. The repairs will be carried out in multiple stages, and the work is set to be completed in full by February 2027.
With this project in full swing, drivers in the Tuykaly Region can look forward to smoother cruising and shorter jaunts. Stay tuned for further updates and smooth sailing on the rejuvenated R-402!
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- Officials from SibUrAvtoDor have revealed that a segment of the R-402 highway in the Omsk Oblast, specifically km 456 - km 470, will undergo maintenance from May 12, 2025, to September 20, resulting in a temporary suspension of driving on this stretch.
- In an industry-strengthening move, DRSU No 6, a strong player in the infrastructure sector, has been contracted to handle the repairs on the R-402 highway, with a committed investment of nearly 540 million rubles.
- Finance and transportation sectors in the Omsk Region are preparing for a significant boost, as the R-402 highway, a key conduit for the automotive industry, is set to undergo a 456-kilometer revamp, starting from May 2025, and expected to be completed by February 2027.
- Once completed, drivers in the Tuykaly Region can expect section improvements, guaranteeing stronger, smoother, and more efficient transport conditions, reducing travel times and easing the flow of goods and people across the region.
