Tag: road
The rehabilitation work is taking place on a section of the T-26-01 highway where there is an access road to the Shepit border crossing in the Bukovinian Subcarpathian highlands.
A second bridge from France has also been installed, but it has not yet opened to traffic.
Russian troops destroyed the bridge in November 2022.
The bridge, which was donated by Norway, is suitable for heavy vehicles.
The bridges donated by the Czech Republic will replace those destroyed during the full-scale Russian invasion.
These are the first special craft of this type to be delivered to civilian road workers; they were previously used exclusively by military engineers.
The bridge provides a transport link between the Kyiv, Cherkasy, Poltava, Kirovohrad, and Dnipropetrovsk regions.
A special anti-wear coating was applied to the structure at the factory in France.
In total, 15 km of the highway to the Moldovan border has been repaired.
In total, 150 bridges have been destroyed and 8,800 kilometers of state roads damaged in 15 regions as a result of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
In addition, 190 kilometers of international highways and streets have been cleared in the region.
The temporary crossing is next to a destroyed bridge on the M-03 Highway Kyiv – Kharkiv.
The repaired bridge is scheduled to reopen to traffic fully in November.
Road construction workers are repairing the worn road surface at the highway between Storozhynets and the Krasnoilsk border checkpoint.
The agreement was signed for one year, after which it may be extended.
Ukravtodor is constructing bypass roads and temporary crossings and completely rebuilding strategic facilities through which freight transportation is important for the country’s vital operations.
The reconstruction plan also includes integration of Ukraine's transport network into the EU network and harmonization of legal aspects of the transport sector’s operations.
In particular, the funds will be used to finance the construction of engineering structures to meet the needs of the Armed Forces and other military formations.
The Agreement on the Carriage of Freight by Road entered into force on 29 June.
In particular, at least 23,900 kilometers of roads and 6,300 kilometers of railways were damaged, destroyed, or seized during the first 105 days of Russia’s aggression against Ukraine.