Weekend closures on Minsk Avenue: Find alternative routes
Starting from July 19, there will be significant changes to bus and trolleybus routes in Minsk, Belarus, due to repair work on Dzerzhinsky Prospekt. The exact times when the changes will take effect have not been specified.
The repair work will affect the section of Dzerzhinsky Prospekt from MKA to ul. Kosmonavtov, and road workers will restrict traffic on the odd side of the Prospekt from 5 AM on July 19. On July 20 at 10 AM, the repair work will switch to the even side of the Prospekt.
During the repair period, buses No. 147 and 150 will proceed from ul. Napoleon Ordy via ul. Yan Chechota, Karolinaskaya. These buses will also pass through ul. Chyurlenis and Prospekt Dzerzhinsky. Meanwhile, bus No. 96 will pass through ul. Kurchatova, Napoleon Ordy, Yan Chechota, and Karolinaskaya. Bus No. 103 will move via ul. Karolinaskaya, Chyurlenis, Prospekt Dzerzhinsky.
Trolleybus No. 10 will bypass via ul. Esenina, Rafieva, Prospekt Lubimova, Prospekt Gazety "Pravda", ul. Golubeva, while Trolleybus No. 103 will also pass through ul. Esenina.
Unfortunately, there is no information available about traffic detour routes for Dzerzhinsky Prospekt during the repairs on July 19–20. For the most accurate and up-to-date detour information, it is recommended to check official local traffic authorities or municipal websites.
The repair work is being reported by the transport operator "Minsktrans", but the organization responsible for traffic management during the repair work remains unspecified.
Drivers are advised to take this information into account when planning trips. The full list of updated trolleybus and bus routes can be found on the operator's website. It's important to note that the exact times when the changes will take effect have not been specified.
Industry will be impacted due to the repair work on Dzerzhinsky Prospekt in Minsk, Belarus, as changes to the bus and trolleybus routes may affect transportation services. Finance departments may need to adjust budgets for potential delays or detours, especially for businesses that heavily rely on the transport sector.
