Repairs continue on bridge over Ai River in Bashkortostan

Repairs are continuing on a 300-metre bridge over the Ai River in the Mechetlinsky District of Bashkortostan, carried out under the national project «Infrastructure for Life». According to Bashinform, road workers are laying asphalt concrete surfacing, painting the metal span and installing equipment to ensure transport safety.

More than 3,500 vehicles cross the bridge every day. During the repairs, traffic runs in one lane and is controlled by a traffic light.

The Bashkortostan Ministry of Transport said the work is planned to be completed and traffic fully reopened across the entire width of the bridge by the end of 2026. Bashinform also recently reported that repairs to the surface of the Zatonsky Bridge in Ufa had been completed.

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