The construction of a high-speed four-lane road to the Kerch bridge is gaining momentum. The total length of the route will be 40 km. Officials report that the first civilian cars will be able to get to the Crimean peninsula from one part of Russia to the other by land in December 2018.
In the photo: an impressive panorama of the Kerch Strait and the highway under construction.
On the photo: the route along which you will soon be able to get to the Kerch bridge and, accordingly, to the Crimea.
In the photo: a large-scale construction from a bird's eye view.
In the photo: panorama of the transport crossing through the Kerch Strait.
In the photo: the road along which you will soon be able to get to the transport crossing through the Kerch Strait.
Recall that today Russian travelers can get to the Crimea in three ways: by plane, by train, and by car; however, the last two options are very inconvenient - tourists necessarily have to use the services of the ferry. The construction of the bridge is an indispensable measure that is able to provide the Crimea with a constant tourist flow, and the Russians with a guaranteed convenient way to the resorts of the peninsula.
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