Roadway restrictions imposed on the Kolyma route segment
The Magadan Incidents Channel has reported an incident occurring on the 1681st kilometer of the federal highway R-504 "Kolyma" between Orotukan and the turnoff to Omskuyan. This incident has caused traffic closure since 14:00 on August 19, 2025, affecting the "Kolyma" Highway bridge over the Chekay River.
According to the report, water has overflowed onto the roadway, leading to the closure of the highway for all types of vehicles. The Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation is responsible for the restoration of traffic on the "Kolyma" highway in the Magadan region.
However, no specific information about equipment operating to ensure passage on the Yakutsk - Magadan Highway in relation to this incident was provided. The Magadan Life and Magadan Region Group have also reported the incident.
In a positive development, traffic has been resumed on the Kolchakovsky Key - Klepka Road and partial traffic has been resumed on the Gerba - Omsukchan Road. The current road situation in the Magadan Region is under observation, and no new traffic restrictions beyond the initial closure were mentioned in this report.
It's worth noting that the incident has not affected the traffic resumption on the Gerba - Omsukchan Road and the Kolchakovsky Key - Klepka Road. The specific nature or cause of the incident on the "Kolyma" Highway was not detailed.
The Magadan Region is under observation for current road situations, and we will keep you updated on any further developments. We advise motorists to exercise caution and check local traffic updates before travelling in the region.
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