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Tbilisi Traffic Restrictions Expected ahead of Independence Day

by Georgia Today
May 23, 2022
in Social & Society
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Tbilisi Traffic Restrictions Expected ahead of Independence Day

The Patrol Police Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs released a statement informing citizens that during the preparation period for the events dedicated to the Independence Day of Georgia, and on May 26, traffic movement in the capital is to be partially restricted.

On May 23, from 24:00, traffic will be completely restricted on Freedom Square and Rustaveli Avenue, up to the First Republic Square. Further, traffic will be restricted on all streets joining Rustaveli Avenue.

On May 25, from 24:00, the First Republic Square will be completely closed.

Vehicles will be able to move through Baratashvili and Tabukashvili streets in the direction of Merab Kostava and Sanapiro streets.

Traffic movement from Mtatsminda will be allowed through Asatiani Street in the direction of Gorgasali Square. On Kote Abkhazi Street (former Leselidze Street), the traffic will be able to continue movement through Silver Street in the direction of Baratashvili Street.

Traffic is also prohibited on the slope on Baratashvili Street from the right bank of the River Mtkvari. Vehicles will be able to move in the direction of Vakhtang Gorgasali Street. Vehicles from Baratashvili, heading downhill, after crossing Baratashvili Bridge, will be able to move only on the slope near the House of Justice, in the direction of the right bank.

Vehicles moving towards Mtatsminda will be able to travel on Petre Melikishvili Street, Simon Janashia, Ivane Tarkhnishvili, and Tamar Chovelidze streets, from where they will continue movement in the direction of Chonkadze Street.

The next stream from Ilia Chavchavadze Avenue will be able to continue movement, passing through Petre Melikishvili and Merab Kostava streets, in the direction of the river.

Officers of the Patrol Police Department will regulate the flow of vehicles to ensure traffic safety and prevent delays. If necessary, patrol inspectors will also provide drivers with information on alternative routes.

From May 27, after dismantling of the stage for the event, the restrictions will be completely removed and the traffic flow restored.

 

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