В Казани изменятся маршруты движения автобусов №68 и 70
В связи со строительством второй очереди Вознесенского тракта с 9 ноября временно поменяются схемы движения автобусов №68 и 70:
🔴Автобус №70 при движении в центр будет проезжать по улицам Умырзая, Иман, новой дороге-дублеру Вознесенского тракта и Закиева, далее по прежнему маршруту.
🔴Автобус №68 будет заканчивать свой маршрут на остановке «поселок Вознесенское».
В Казани изменятся маршруты движения автобусов №68 и 70
В связи со строительством второй очереди Вознесенского тракта с 9 ноября временно поменяются схемы движения автобусов №68 и 70:
🔴Автобус №70 при движении в центр будет проезжать по улицам Умырзая, Иман, новой дороге-дублеру Вознесенского тракта и Закиева, далее по прежнему маршруту.
🔴Автобус №68 будет заканчивать свой маршрут на остановке «поселок Вознесенское».
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