The traffic through the nine motorway junctions on the roads connecting localities of the Moscow Region is permitted over the primary route of the Third Launch Complex of the Central Ring Road (CRR).
As a part of elimination of the territories fragmentation, motorway junctions were built for highway service between summer cottages, gardening establishments and Noginsk city, as well as Gorki, Mamontovo, Babenki villages and other settlements of the Moscow Region.
Road and bridge builders not only built the very motorway junctions, but also arranged public transport stops, constructed exits to small settlements located near the CRR.
The longest of these motorway junctions are located on Selevkino–Lotosovo road in the Dmitrov district (191.1 meters long) and on Gorki–Mamontovo road (57.3 meters long).
In total, CRR–3 includes 44 intersections at different levels with highways of various categories, including:
– intersections with local roads;
– a number of regional roads at intersections under the Central Ring Road;
– intersections with A-107 Moscow Small Ring;
– at the intersections with M-11 Neva, M-8 Kholmogory, and M-7 Volga major federal highways, there is a possibility to construct transport junctions.