In Tashkent, traffic is planned to be temporarily restricted at the intersection of Shota Rustaveli and Babur Streets. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
From July 25 at 22:00 to July 26 at 06:00, the section of Babur Street from the intersection with Rustaveli Street to Nukus Street will be closed to one-way traffic.
During this time, only right turns will be allowed at the intersection. Additionally, from July 25 at 22:00 to July 28 at 03:00, movement straight and to the left on Babur Street will be prohibited, with only right turns permitted.
Left turns will not be allowed from Shota Rustaveli Street, but movement straight and to the right will be permitted. These works will be carried out on weekends to reduce the load on these roads and minimize inconveniences for drivers
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