Residents of Nalchik complained about the broken roads

Large potholes and bumps on Kadyrov Street in Nalchik have been hindering traffic and creating a risk of accidents for more than six months, a local resident complained on social media. Other citizens, commenting on his complaint, pointed out the broken roads in other parts of the city and criticized officials for their lack of response to appeals.

One of the residents of Nalchik filmed the condition of the roadway on Kadyrov Street. In the video, shot from inside a car, large potholes and bumps can be seen, causing the car to shake while passing over them. Other drivers also navigate the damaged section at reduced speed. The author complained that this situation has persisted for more than six months, hindering traffic and increasing the risk of accidents and pedestrian injuries.

The video was published on October 10 by the Instagram*-public chp.nalchik, which has about 528 thousand followers. As of 09:50 Moscow time on October 11, this video had received 168 likes and 22 comments.

Commenters, identifying themselves as residents of Nalchik, noted that there are broken sections of roads on other streets in the city. "A little further – the same picture, from Kadyrov to Ingushskaya," wrote ludmila0114.

"Almost the entire city is in such potholes," noted islam_kan07.

"Ingushskaya Street is the same," added zyaka__17.

Other users pointed out the difficulties in navigating the damaged sections and the damage to vehicles. "I'm just shocked by this pothole. Drivers have to pass it 15 times a day," complained karina.kumykova.

"There are such potholes, I can't understand why everyone is silent. So many cars pass there every day. You can leave your suspension there," pointed out bella_atskanova.

"We already know where to complain, which authorities are responsible for these bumps in the city. It's impossible to drive, rims, tires – everything suffers. You can't look at the roads on Kalinina without tears," emphasized abidovadiana1985.

Some commentators criticized the city administration for their lack of response to the road conditions. "How long have people been asking, and they don't care. May these officials' tires go flat," exclaimed _akulenok_13.

As of 09:50 Moscow time on October 11, there are no comments on the Nalchik administration's website regarding residents' complaints about the condition of Kadyrov Street.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that residents of Kabardino-Balkaria periodically complain about the condition of roads and road infrastructure. For example, on October 6, residents of the republic pointed out to the authorities the unresolved issue with the road to the Cheregskiy Waterfalls, where several sections have remained without asphalt for three years, and potholes and bumps hinder traffic.

On September 29, residents of Nalchik complained about constant traffic jams, a lack of parking spaces, and the absence of well-maintained sidewalks at the intersection of Chernyshevsky and Zatishye streets.