Everything is fine except for the crossing with kilometer-long traffic jams and from all sides an interchange would have been built long ago, there are a lot of vehicles. They began to build an extensive one, only the asphalt was broken, the entrance to the crossing was worsened, there was a lot of dust and the construction site stood up when it was finished, it was not known, they put an aboveground bridge for pedestrians at the crossing, only units pass through it, other people like a herd of sheep run across the crossing in the wrong place, worsening traffic, where traffic police officers look is not known, so they also arrange a toilet in the aboveground crossing constantly stinks of mache, the whole crossing was blocked and shat up, there were no sidewalks, only on the central streets they are overgrown with grass in some places, the roadbed is generally absent on many streets there is only a direction with pits and dust, which in turn grows into mud and puddles
There is no elementary platform at the stations, there is no lighting either, you do not know where to go after the train, you stand between the tracks and do not know where the station is, where the blind area between the tracks is scary, I have not seen a single railway employee. Just like in a horror movie.
One railway crossing cannot be done normally since the Soviet era, everything is there, and the aboveground crossing is one name, no amenities or infrastructure is zero!!
I wouldn't stay here. Traffic jams on the road. There are no road pots on the road. There are no markings. Local drivers do not comply with traffic regulations.
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Ilya
Level 14 Local Expert
May 15, 2022
And such a star is only because of the work of the mayor. He does not clean or clean the streets. Everything is dirty and not tidy. There are never any traffic cops to break up local traffic jams.
I've rolled it off from time to time, Make all the gyms in a modern way, There are simply no trolleys, and in Uzbekistan for a long time free trolleys of the 21st century