Three new roads will be built in the Moscow region as part of concession agreements from 2024 to 2027. This was told by Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Investment, Industry and Science of the Moscow region Ekaterina Zinovieva, the regional ministry said in a statement.
"Starting from 2024, we will systematically introduce one road, which will allow the Moscow region to receive three new in-demand automobile routes by 2027. These are the tracks: Mytishchinskaya chord, Yuzhno‑Lytkarinskaya highway (YULA) and the understudy of the Yegoryevsky highway. All projects are implemented within the framework of PPP. The total volume of investments in three new roads exceeds 260 billion rubles," E.Zinovieva said, quoted in the message.
The Mytishchi chord, over 16 km long, will connect Dmitrovskoye and Yaroslavskoye highways with the Vinogradovo – Boltino – Tarasovka route. The volume of investments in the project will amount to more than 40 billion rubles. The construction of the road is planned to be completed in 2024.
The YULA will become the eastern understudy of the MKAD and will allow to bring transit from Solntsevo, Butovo, Vidnoye, Molokovo, Lytkarino, Tomilino, Kraskovo, Zheleznodorozhny. Also, the road will partially reduce traffic on the federal roads M-2 "Crimea" and M-4 "Don". The length of the route will be 45 km. Investments in the project are estimated at almost 157 billion rubles. The project is planned to be implemented until 2026.
The understudy of the Yegoryevsky Highway is the Moscow-Yegoryevsk-Tuma-Kasimov road, which will allow unloading one of the most problematic roads near Moscow – the Yegoryevsky Highway. The new highway will also increase the transport accessibility of the Central Ring Road. The length of the new route will be more than 36 km. Investments in the project will exceed 65 billion rubles. The road is planned to be completed by 2027.
