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Due to the repair for movement of vehicles Kekava Road site — Skaystkalne (P89) at the Lithuanian border 300 m long is closed. It is expected that this site will be closed during Dvukh months. Traffic will be organized on detours.
Works on the bridge through Gauyu in Sigulda (are also begun by P8). During repair movement on one strip is regulated by traffic lights. To avoid possible jams, it is possible to pass on other coast Gaui on bridges in Muryany and Tsesis, reports Latvijas Valsts celi.
Recovery work on the road Riga-Ergli (P4) to Lichi is begun. Drivers should reckon with the extra time spent in a way at morning and evening o'clock, or to use the next roads — the paper-mill Settlement Yuglas — Upestsiyems (P2) or Ulbrok — Ogre (P5).
In Vidzem on a site of Valmiyersky Highway (A3) from Rubenes to Mellup Bridge there are five sites with traffic lights therefore drivers should consider that journey here can take in addition one hour of time.
For an hour will more long occupy journey of a 25-kilometer site with eight traffic lights on Vetspiyebalgskaya Road (P30).
In Zemgale large-scale construction works are conducted on Rizhskaya GES Road site — Jaunjelgava (P85) from Ķegums in the direction in Jaunjelgava. Journey there can take in addition half an hour. Construction works approach end on Vallei Road to Nereta (P73), however movement restrictions there are still possible.
Construction works will be continued and on a site of Baussky Highway (A7) from Bauska to Grentstale. Here it is necessary to spend to ways in addition 20 minutes.
In Latgale volume works are conducted on four sites of Rezekne Road Rezekne — Daugavpils (A13). Sites with traffic lights are also on drags near Rezekne in the direction in Krāslava and from Medumi to the Lithuanian border. Near Rezekne it is necessary to reckon with movement restriction also on Rezeknensky district (A15) Road. In Municipality of Kraslava repair work is conducted on continuation of Daugavpilssky Highway (A6). There on one site the traffic will be organized by traffic regulators.
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