A citizen has voiced concerns regarding safety protocols on a road near Elektrėnai, citing ongoing repairs conducted by Via Lithuania. The writer expressed hope that increased public awareness would encourage responsible authorities to take corrective action to protect other drivers. The specific concern centers on the traffic management implemented a few kilometers from the active repair zone, near the 50-kilometer mark.
According to the letter, the traffic flow is divided into two lanes. The primary issue identified is that road signage does not adequately warn drivers about future physical obstacles within the roadway. Consequently, many drivers naturally utilize the open left lane.
However, the writer noted that entering this specific left lane leads to an unexpected physical structure. This lane is physically separated by barriers and maintains this restricted configuration for approximately 12 kilometers, spanning from the 50-kilometer mark to the 38-kilometer mark near Vievis. The citizen pointed out that selecting the left lane means committing to a section of the road characterized by these continuous barriers, a condition that is not immediately obvious from the initial signage.
The commentary highlights a discrepancy between the visible initial lane structure and the actual, sustained physical layout of the road. These observations suggest that drivers may proceed into a restricted environment without full knowledge of the upcoming infrastructure changes.
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