22.11.2024
With the onset of the winter season and precipitation, snow and ice removal work has begun on the Khabarovsk Bypass highway. Specialized equipment has been deployed to ensure traffic safety and thorough highway maintenance.
Currently, 12 units of special equipment are operating on the highway, including snow removal machines and sand spreaders. In addition, 10 road workers have been deployed to monitor the condition of the road surface around the clock and promptly respond to all changes in weather conditions. Specialists from the operator company Transtall (part of VIS Group) are also on duty to monitor the quality of ongoing work on the highway and ensuring continuous monitoring of the situation. This allows for a quick response to changes in weather conditions.
Khabarovsk Bypass is a 27-kilometer highway built and operated by VIS Group under a concession agreement with the Government of Khabarovsk Region. Its maintenance is the responsibility of the holding's operator company, Transtall.
Specialized seasonal highway maintenance equipment is deployed on the Khabarovsk Bypass
Currently, 12 units of special equipment are operating on the highway, including snow removal machines and sand spreaders. In addition, 10 road workers have been deployed to monitor the condition of the road surface around the clock and promptly respond to all changes in weather conditions. Specialists from the operator company Transtall (part of VIS Group) are also on duty to monitor the quality of ongoing work on the highway and ensuring continuous monitoring of the situation. This allows for a quick response to changes in weather conditions.
Khabarovsk Bypass is a 27-kilometer highway built and operated by VIS Group under a concession agreement with the Government of Khabarovsk Region. Its maintenance is the responsibility of the holding's operator company, Transtall.