Almaty's Mayor issued a public pronouncement on the transit route towards Abaya.
Almaty City Authorities Provide Update on Ongoing Infrastructure Projects
In a recent announcement, the Almaty city administration has disclosed the progress of several infrastructure projects, specifically the ongoing cut-throughs. As of May 30, 2025, it has been confirmed that the total length of the cut-through on Prospekt, starting from B. Momyshuly Street, amounts to 5.3 kilometers.
The Almaty City Mobility Department has completed the cut-through of Monke Bi Street and is currently working on the cut-through of Ryskulov Prospekt, Saina Street, Severnoe Koltso, and Tlendiev Street. These projects are expected to significantly impact the city's traffic flow.
A previously reported traffic restriction on Abay Prospekt was due to a cut-through project, according to news from May 20, 2025. However, as of the latest available reports up to June 1, 2025, there are no explicit, detailed updates in major English-language news sources or travel guides regarding current traffic restrictions in Almaty City due to these ongoing projects.
For precise and up-to-date information, it is advisable to check local Kazakh-language traffic authorities or official municipal websites for real-time updates on road closures, diversions, and project-related restrictions. Recent Almaty-related news tends to focus on city events, such as Children's Day celebrations and subsidized flight launches, rather than roadworks or traffic restrictions.
In summary, while ongoing infrastructure projects are ongoing in these locations, there is no explicit, current reporting in accessible English sources confirming specific traffic restrictions at this time.
I, being a resident of Almaty City, am closely following the progress of the ongoing infrastructure projects, which includes the transportation sector. Notably, the cut-throughs on Ryskulov Prospekt, Saina Street, Severnoe Koltso, and Tlendiev Street are under the supervision of the finance industry through the city's Mobility Department, potentially impacting my daily commuting routines in the industry of transportation.
