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Reconstruction of Bugristoe road border crossing with Kazakhstan continues
Reconstruction of the Bugristoe road border crossing in Chelyabinsk Oblast on the border with Kazakhstan is ongoing; current capacity is 2,000 vehicles and 7,000 people per day, with a planned increase to 4,000 vehicles per day after completion in 2028.
Active construction and installation work continues at the Bugristoe road border crossing in Chelyabinsk Oblast on the border with Kazakhstan as part of the Effective Transport System national project. According to the report, the crossing currently handles 2,000 vehicles and 7,000 people per day.
At this stage, installation of water treatment, storage and pumping systems fed by artesian wells has been completed, along with roof installation on buildings. Finishing work is underway in five of the seven main buildings, including installation of ventilated facades, a glazing system and lifting gates. Landscaping is 60% complete, and border stone installation is continuing.
After reconstruction, capacity is planned to double to 4,000 vehicles per day. The project provides for 32 traffic lanes and 29 buildings and structures, with all works planned for completion in 2028.
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