The construction and reconstruction of the Lgovskoye — Grushevka — Sudak road is planned to be completed in December 2027

Thus, in Crimea, work continues on the construction of exits from the Tavrida highway to the sea coast and further modernization of the transport infrastructure necessary for the development of tourism.

As Sergey Aksyonov reported, among the important projects is the construction and reconstruction of the Lgovskoye – Grushevka – Sudak highway, which leads to the Tavrida art cluster. Art.»

The length of this route is about 32 kilometers, the cost is more than 23.6 billion rubles. The commissioning date is December 2027. The project implementation is divided into three stages, the first of which is planned to be completed next year, – the press service quotes the Head of Crimea.

Meanwhile, the construction and reconstruction of the Simferopol-Evpatoria-Mirny highway on the Skvortsovo-Evpatoria section with a bypass of Lake Sasyk-Sivash has already been completed. Its length is more than 60 kilometers, the maximum cost of the project is more than 49.6 billion rubles.

The Head of the Republic named the construction of a road bypassing Simferopol on the Donskoye – Perevalnoye section as another important project.

The construction readiness of the facility at the first stage is 100%, at the second stage the work will be completed before the end of 2025, – notes Sergey Aksenov.

In addition, Sergei Aksenov spoke about plans for the near future.

Among other things, the construction and reconstruction of the Belogorsk – Privetnoye highway is expected. Currently, work is underway to include this facility in the state program of the Russian Federation “Socio-economic development of the Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol.” Also among the priorities are plans for the construction and reconstruction of a road for the Golden Sands of Russia tourist complex within the boundaries of the Evpatoria urban district with a transfer beyond the railway.

According to the Head of the Republic, the commissioning of these and other transport infrastructure facilities will allow Crimeans and guests of the peninsula to reduce travel time and travel with greater comfort, and will contribute to the development of the resort sector and the economy of the republic as a whole.

A network of high-quality roads is one of the key components of the region’s tourist attractiveness, — emphasizes the Head of Crimea.

source: Department of Information and Press Service of the Head of the Republic of Crimea