The condition of the road infrastructure in Nazran has given rise to criticism of officials.

The chaotic installation of speed bumps on the roads creates a danger for drivers and ambulances, noted Nazran resident Timur Shadyzhev in his appeal to the authorities. Other local residents, commenting on his appeal on social media, suggested replacing some of the speed bumps with cameras.

Nazran resident Timur Shadyzhev sent appeals to the prosecutor's office and the city administration requesting to check the legality of the installation of speed bumps on eight streets.

Among the areas he mentioned are the streets Stolitchnaya, Mogushkova, Parchieva, Mutalieva, Shaimieva, Kartoeva, Gairbek-Khadzhi, and Suleimenova in Nazran, Magas, and the village of Ekazhevo. Shadyzhev emphasized that he is not against safety measures, but against the chaotic placement of obstacles. "I am not against road safety. I am against the chaotic installation of obstacles that sometimes create danger for drivers, passengers, and ambulances," he said in his appeal, a photocopy of which was published on October 9 by the Instagram* public news_ingushetii.

This post in the Instagram* public news_ingushetii, which has about 316 thousand followers, had received 198 likes and 106 comments by 10:40 Moscow time on October 10.

Commenters, identifying themselves as local residents, confirmed the problem with the large number and chaotic placement of speed bumps. "I have repeatedly expressed my dissatisfaction with this situation! The entire republic is surrounded by these bumps. It would be fine if these bumps solved the problem, but they have caused and continue to cause a lot of harm to law-abiding citizens. In some places, they alternate with small intervals, and frequent hits on these bumps cost us expensive repairs!" wrote user bamanai78.

"This is a very important issue, I work in Magas and live in Dolakovo, from my house to my workplace is exactly 25 km, and there are 36 speed bumps, 1.5 bumps per km," noted dolgiev.magomed.alaudinovich.

"Good afternoon, Mr. Sunzha – there is also such a problem: on Druzhby Street, there are four speed bumps over 400 meters, they do not meet the standards," pointed out azatumgoeva666.

Other users suggested using cameras and other measures to control violators instead of some artificial bumps. "These bumps do not bother the violators, but they bring a lot of inconvenience to law-abiding drivers. Speedsters continue to speed, so it would be better to install cameras and remove the curbs," emphasized _bkv.mst.

"Also, a camera should be installed from the Zayzikov-Yurt circle to Nazran, and the curbs should be removed," suggested mebel_ozdo_.

"Speed bumps should be placed near schools and pedestrian crossings! And they must comply with GOST! Warning signs should not be placed right at the speed bumps, but as stated in GOST! In all other places, they need to be dismantled!" added rama_dig.

At the same time, some participants in the discussion opposed the dismantling of artificial bumps, pointing out the danger posed by speedsters to pedestrians and children. "Masters of hitting children, but the speed bump bothers you. Have you all lost your minds! Is there not enough disability in this republic?!" exclaimed lrse4udxaarooloxaruxowaynakhx.

"You see the repairs well, but you do not ask why people install them. Because our shameless youth speed in cars. And they race on these narrow streets. And there, children play. Pedestrians walk. Where are the conscientious traffic police, why is this not being controlled? Why should people suffer? First, solve the problem with the youth and their racing, and then tackle other issues," questioned mariashka0660.

As of 10:40 Moscow time on October 10, there are no comments regarding Timur Shadyzhev's appeal on the websites of the prosecutor's office of Ingushetia and the administration of Nazran.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of Ingushetia periodically complain about problems with road infrastructure. For example, on August 24, residents of the village of Troitskoye complained about the ongoing destruction of the roadway on Shefskaya Street after the bank was washed away, while appeals to officials did not yield results.

On May 15, residents of Sunzha complained about the broken road surface on Engels Street, the condition of which worsened due to frequent pipe bursts. On February 6, residents of the village of Barsuki reported that they had long been unable to get the road repaired that children walk to school.