In the cities of the KChR and Chechnya, a third of the roads do not meet quality standards

Karachay-Cherkessia and Chechnya took fourth and eighth places in the ranking of the worst condition of urban roads, of which 33% and 30%, respectively, are of unsatisfactory quality in the republics. This is reported by the Federal Road Agency (Rosavtodor).

The Yaroslavl region (only 57% of the roads are in good condition), the Jewish Autonomous Okrug (58%), and Yakutia (66%) are recognized as outsiders according to this criterion.

The best urban roads in the south of the country are in the Stavropol Territory (corresponds to the norm of 87% of the canvas) and Adygea (93%). The average for the Russian Federation is 79.3%.

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