Dinsky District's seven-kilometre road upgrade advances under national infrastructure plan

A significant road repair project is underway in the Dinsky District, part of Russia's Infrastructure for Life national program. This project management focuses on a seven-kilometre stretch between Dinskaya and Staromyshastovskaya, funded by the Krasnodar Territory's transport ministry. Over 247 million rubles have been allocated to upgrade the route by the end of 2026.

The project began in August 2025, targeting the section from the 8th to the 15th kilometre of the road connecting Staromyshastovskaya to the village of Krasnoselskoye, near the hamlet of Novy. Contractors have already milled the old pavement, fixed subsidence near bus stops, and laid a levelling layer of asphalt concrete.

Final stages will include paving the top layer with modern materials, applying durable road markings, and installing updated traffic signs. The upgrades aim to improve safety and durability on this frequently used route.

Funding for the repairs comes from the Infrastructure for Life national initiative, managed locally by the Krasnodar Territory's Ministry of Transport and Road Infrastructure. The full completion of the works is scheduled for late 2026.

The seven-kilometre upgrade will enhance travel conditions in the Dinsky District. Official updates on progress can be found through the local administration or Rosavtodor's announcements. The project remains on track for its planned completion date.