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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –
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Reconstruction of the M-4 "Don" highway in the Rostov Region continues from km 933 to 1024. Particular attention is being paid to the construction of artificial structures. Six of these structures are currently 70% complete, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.
"Strengthening the country's road infrastructure is a powerful impetus for socioeconomic transformation and directly impacts the quality of life of Russians. As part of this project, we are reconstructing the section from km 933 to km 1024 of the M-4 Don Highway, which is part of the North-South International Transport Corridor. The implementation of this large-scale reconstruction project on the highway leading to the Black Sea and Azov Sea coasts will improve the reliability and throughput of one of the country's key transport routes. Work is currently underway on 20 artificial structures. Their construction completion currently stands at approximately 40%. Meanwhile, work on five overpasses, as well as on the bridge over the Ayuta River at km 1009 of the M-4 Don, is 70% complete," said Marat Khusnullin.
The Deputy Prime Minister added that bridge workers had completed the installation of monolithic supports and superstructure beams. Waterproofing was completed on several overpasses, and the base course of poured asphalt concrete was laid.
According to Vyacheslav Petushenko, Chairman of the Board of the state-owned company Avtodor, this road is also used to deliver humanitarian aid to border and reunified regions.
"Construction and installation work is being carried out taking into account the high traffic volume on the expressway. It is organized to minimize the impact on traffic flow and ensure the safety of drivers and passengers. During the reconstruction, we are upgrading all road infrastructure necessary to create comfortable conditions for road users. Specialists have now begun installing new structural elements that meet modern safety and operational requirements," explained Vyacheslav Petushenko.
Reconstruction work is planned to be completed in 2027.
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