The renovation of the street has included significant upgrades designed to enhance safety and accessibility for both pedestrians and individuals with disabilities. Furthermore, a modern rainwater collection system has been installed, which is anticipated to improve pedestrian movement on sidewalks and mitigate the risk of basement flooding during periods of heavy rainfall. Work is currently underway on a nearly 230-meter section of the Second Trakų Street capital reconstruction.
This comprehensive project is scheduled for completion in the fourth quarter of 2026. While pedestrians are currently permitted to move freely through this stretch, vehicle traffic is restricted, and access to adjacent yards is limited by the ongoing construction. As was the case during the initial phase, the route utilized by the 89-bus line has also been adjusted.
The initial phase of the Trakų Street reconstruction saw joint investments exceeding 697,000 euros from Grinda and Vilniaus vandenys. These two companies are continuing their commitment by jointly investing over 697,000 euros for the second phase of the reconstruction. These investments underscore a sustained effort to modernize the infrastructure of the street, ensuring improved functionality and safety for the community.
The completed improvements aim to provide a more reliable and comfortable urban environment.
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