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Reconstruction of Adler road border checkpoint continues
Adviser to the head of Rosgranstroy Mikhail Semenov inspected the ongoing reconstruction of the Adler road checkpoint on the border with Abkhazia; after modernization, capacity is expected to rise to 14,000 vehicles and over 80,500 people per day.
According to the report, Mikhail Semenov, adviser to the head of the federal state institution Rosgranstroy, made a working visit to its Sochi branch and inspected progress on the reconstruction of the Adler road checkpoint on the border with Abkhazia. During the visit, a working meeting was held with representatives of the Sirius federal territory, the Sochi administration and state control agencies.
The participants discussed key issues in the comprehensive modernization project. Special attention was reportedly given to compliance with the stages and deadlines of construction and installation work, as well as quality control.
The reconstruction is being carried out under the national project "Effective Transport System." Once modernization is completed, Adler's throughput capacity is expected to increase to 14,000 vehicles and more than 80,500 people per day, while the number of traffic lanes will rise to 28. Following the meetings, tasks were set to provide comfortable border-crossing conditions during the works, minimize congestion and maintain uninterrupted operation of the checkpoint.
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