Bike Ride along M-12 Entry Section

Andrey Kolomiets — representative of ZapSibHydrostroy, Dmitry Deringer — Director of M-12 Construction Project, Dmitry Lebedev — General Director of Stroytransgaz Group, Grigory Kovalenko — General Director of STG-Automagistral LLC

Stroytransgaz Group performs construction of M-12 Highway Phase 1. As early as tomorrow, the company will officially open 48 km entry road section for traffic. In anticipation of this important event, the Governor of Vladimir Region and the Head of SC Russian Highways checked quality of the new road.

On December 10, representatives of Stroytransgaz Group held a bike ride along the entry section of M-12 Highway Phase 1. Vyacheslav Petushenko, Chairman of the Management Board, and Alexander Avdeev, the Governor of Vladimir Region, noted the quality of pavement and comfort for driving. Dmitry Lebedev, General Director of Stroytransgaz Group, also visited the event.

Vyacheslav Petushenko — Chairman of SC Russian Highways Management Board, and Alexander Avdeev — the Governor of Vladimir Region, heading the ride

“SC Russian Highways has a tradition to try the new roads before opening to test them by wheels and feet — using bicycles. Today I have made my own contribution to this tradition — I, together with the road builders, have cycled 4 km from M-7 to M-12 junction near Petushki and almost to Staroye Annino village. I don't ride my bike as often as I'd like, but I have some experience in winter cycling, so I can tell you that the quality of the road is excellent. Thanks to the builders!” — said Governor of Vladimir Region.

Vyacheslav Petushenko — Chairman of SC Russian Highways Management Board, and Alexander Avdeev — the Governor of Vladimir Region, at press scrum

“For M-12 construction, we use the most advanced materials, and we have no difficulties with their supply. We understand the significance of the highway, therefore we try to complete the work on time and, as practice shows, even ahead of schedule.” — emphasised the Chairman of SC Russian Highways Management Board.

48 km of the new highway were completed in record time — less than two years. Official launch of traffic on the entry section is scheduled on December 13.