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Yerevan, Armenia – Starting November 12, 2026, the Yerevan Municipality has introduced new traffic management changes on Mashtots Avenue, one of the capital’s central thoroughfares. The primary objective of these measures is to increase the throughput of transport flows and reduce congestion in the city center.
Stopping Prohibited in Designated Sections
According to the official announcement from the Yerevan Municipality, stopping vehicles is now strictly prohibited in specific road sections along Mashtots Avenue. The affected areas have been clearly marked in the traffic reorganization scheme released by municipal authorities.
Enhanced Surveillance and Enforcement
To ensure compliance with the new regulations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has installed specialized surveillance cameras along the restricted sections of Mashtots Avenue. These cameras are designed to monitor traffic and automatically record any violations of the new parking and stopping rules.
The municipality emphasizes that these changes are part of broader efforts to optimize traffic infrastructure in Yerevan. Drivers are urged to pay close attention to new road signs and markings to avoid fines and ensure the smooth flow of traffic for all road users.
This initiative follows a series of recent infrastructure and administrative updates in the capital aimed at improving urban mobility and public services.
Source: Verelq News Center
