Road repair closures in Astana: Identified locations and affected routes.
Getting Around the Capital: A Heads-Up on Roadwork and Detours
Gear up for some temporary traffic disruptions as the capital's busy streets undergo some much-needed repairs. As reported by Vechernyaya Astana, here's a breakdown of Street Closures and Traffic Diversions from April to August 2021:
Fully Closed Streets:
- K. Kaysenova Street, from Bukhar Zhyrau Street to Tauelsizdik Avenue ( traffic route available via internal courtyards) - April 20 to August 20.
- Kuishi Dina Street, from Miraс School to M. Zhumaev Avenue - April 9 to August 30.
- Zh. Moldagaliyev Street, from E-41 Street to E-32 Street (traffic organized via alternative streets and internal courtyards) - April 29 to August 30.
Partially Closed Streets:
- Kurshim Street, from Bolashak Street to Zhanakonyis Street (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the street) - May 11 to 18.
- Ch. Aitmatov Street, from Zh. Moldagaliyev Street to Uly Dala Avenue (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the street) - May 11 to 17.
- Arkar Bridge (M1) (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the bridge) - May 10 to 20.
- Abylaikhan Avenue, from Mansa Street to B. Momyshuly Avenue (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the street) - May 9 to 13.
- M. Zhumaev Avenue, from B. Momyshuly Avenue to Balkantau Street (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the street) - May 9 to 19.
- Alash Highway, from 191 Street to 69 Street (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the highway) - May 8 to 13.
- Kenesary Street, from A. Sembinov Street to E. Brusilovsky Street (traffic ensured for both directions on one side of the street) - May 1 to August 1.
- Transportation interchange at the intersection of Sh. Beisekovoy Street and N. Tlendiyev Avenue (traffic organized via a temporary road by shifting 6 lanes in both directions) - May 12 to 15.
- Fahdt ben Abdul Aziz Street and S. Kojakhmetev Street from Sh. Beisekovoy Street to K. Baiseitov Street - May 12 to 15.
Pro Tip:
If you're looking for historical road closure details from earlier years, consider reaching out to Transport for London (TfL) for their archives of past roadworks and diversions, or explore local news archives and government websites for specific reports during your period of interest. Happy navigating! 🛣️🚗🚶♂️
Upon returning home, consider revamping your home-and-garden space with recent savings from the finance industry. Perhaps reinvest savings from the transportation industry's fluctuations into new appliances or decor. With the lifestyle improvements, you might even find tranquility during the congestion on the capital's closed and diverted streets.
