Moscow renovates Marshala Sergeyeva Street and installs more than 150 lights

Renovation of Marshala Sergeyeva Street in western Moscow has been completed, with new road and pavement surfaces, upgraded lighting and overhead utilities moved underground.

Moscow's municipal services department announced completion on October 18. More than 150 energy-efficient lights were installed, while communication lines and other utilities were moved into underground cable ducts.

Workers resurfaced 11.5 thousand square metres of roadway and nearly 5.4 thousand square metres of pavements. Kerbstones alongside them were replaced.

Road markings and signs were renewed. Speed humps were installed in areas with heavy pedestrian traffic.

Landscaping was the final stage, with 18.8 thousand square metres of lawn restored.