TR-53 Stage II in Perm Opens This SummerPerm Krai Governor Dmitry Makhonin says technical traffic on the second stage of the TR-53 highway will begin on 1 August, ahead of the initially planned autumn opening.
Krasnodar limits traffic on 40-letiya Pobedy StreetStarting July 23, traffic on a section of 40-letiya Pobedy Street in Krasnodar will be restricted until September 1 while sewer networks are reconstructed near the emergency hospital.
Drivers Allowed to Appeal Fines for Gas Station Queue ParkingResidents of the Nizhny Novgorod region can now contest fines for parking under "No Stopping" signs if the violations occurred while waiting in lines at gas stations, the regional police said.
Independent Gas Stations to Get Fuel Directly from RosneftSmall independent gas stations will obtain fuel directly from Rosneft under direct contracts, sending gasoline and diesel to areas lacking federal stations, according to Irkutsk Oblast Governor Igor Kobzev.
Vnukovo to acquire 25% of Domodedovo airportVnukovo will acquire a 25% stake in Domodedovo from Sheremetyevo for 16.5 billion rubles (approximately $174 million at current exchange rates). The deal aims to stabilize the Moscow aviation hub.
Nizhny Novgorod changes bus route 92 terminusIn Nizhny Novgorod, the route of bus No. 92 from Levinka settlement in Moskovsky District will change as its terminus in Nizhegorodsky District moves to Yablonevaya Street from July 27, the Center for Development of Transport Systems announced.
Mass fines on Borskaya Dam outrage driversA new speed camera on Borskaya Dam, activated in July, has begun issuing speeding tickets, prompting mass complaints from drivers.
All neighbors 'blessed' with fines: Drivers outragedA speed camera on the Bor Dam in Nizhny Novgorod region has been issuing fines since July for exceeding the 50 km/h limit, prompting complaints from motorists.
Fuel Limits Continue at 30 Sochi StationsFuel limits of 30 liters per car remain in place at 30 of Sochi's 50 gas stations, as authorities urge drivers not to panic-buy.
Euro-3 Fuel Arrives at Arkhangelsk Gas StationsAn expert explains why Russia is reverting to the older Euro-3 fuel standard and what drivers in the Arkhangelsk region should know about its impact on their vehicles.
Omsk residents angry over no AC in busesOmsk residents have voiced strong opinions after local authorities stated that air conditioning is not mandatory in city buses, sparking a debate on transport conditions.
Rostov Buses to Get Temperature SensorsIn Rostov-on-Don, transport operators will be required to install temperature sensors in buses to remotely monitor climate, following numerous passenger complaints about non-working air conditioners.
Olkhon mother waits day for ferry with infantA mother from Olkhon Island has been waiting in a ferry queue for over 24 hours with her 8-month-old baby, forced to sleep in the car. Authorities say they are exploring legal options to prioritize local residents.
