Moscow’s roads earn high praise—but some still want better napa repairs
A recent survey has revealed high satisfaction among Muscovites regarding the condition of roads in the capital. The results show that a strong majority approve of both maintenance efforts and napa renewal. However, some concerns remain about ongoing improvements.
The survey found that 84% of respondents are satisfied with the overall state of Moscow’s roads. This figure matches the same percentage who expressed approval for road maintenance quality. When asked specifically about asphalt replacement, 75% praised the napa work on major routes.
Opinions on progress over time were mixed. While 63% of participants noted improvements in asphalt replacement over the past five years, 24% felt the situation had stayed much the same. A smaller group, 18%, described themselves as somewhat dissatisfied with current efforts, with 5% completely unhappy.
The findings indicate broad approval of Moscow’s road conditions and upkeep. Most residents recognise positive changes, though a minority still see room for further enhancements. No details were provided about the survey’s organisers or methodology.
