Starting November 1, the speed limit on the roads of the Ukrainian capital will be limited to 50 km/h on all eight sections where it was allowed to drive at speeds up to 80 km/h in the spring and summer, according to the website of the Kyiv City State Administration.
These are the sections on Naberezhne Shosse (from Poshtova Square to Prydniprovske Shosse), Prydniprovske Shosse, Stolychne Shosse (to Akademika Zabolotnoho Street), Bazhana Avenue (from the Southern Bridge Crossing to Kharkivska Square), Shukhevycha Avenue (from the Northern Bridge to Balzaka Street), Bankova Avenue, and Balzaka Street. Bandera Avenue (from Obolonskyi Avenue to the Northern Bridge), Naberezhno-Rybalska Street (from Havanskyi Bridge to Elektrykiv Street), P-69 highway (from Ozerna Street to the Kyiv city border, except for the section near the traffic light facility).
In total, 105 road signs will be dismantled in the city, which allowed driving at speeds up to 80 km/h. During the works, there may be short-term partial traffic restrictions on these streets.
“Please note that the speed limit is 30 km/h on the streets near schools and kindergartens with access to the road. Speed limits are also in effect on road sections where repairs are being carried out,” the KCSA emphasized.
