federal highway M10 (Russia)

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Federal highway M10 in Russia is a major trunk road that connects Moscow and Saint Petersburg, serving as one of the country’s primary transport corridors.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf federal highway
trunk road
alsoKnownAs Rossiya Highway
linked to: M10 Russia Highway

Russia federal highway M10
linked to: M10 Russia Highway
belongsTo Russian federal road category M
connects Moscow
Saint Petersburg
country Russia
endPoint Saint Petersburg ring road area
hasDirection southwest–northeast
hasFunction connects regional centers between Moscow and Saint Petersburg
hasJunctionWith A113 (Russia)
M11 (Russia)
linked to: M11 Neva

M9 (Russia)
hasLaneConfiguration sections with at-grade intersections
sections with dual carriageway
historicalSignificance traditional main road link between Moscow and Saint Petersburg
importance one of the main road arteries of Russia
locatedIn European Russia
maintainedBy federal road authorities of Russia
parallelTo M11 (Russia)
linked to: M11 Neva
partOf European route E105
Russian federal highway network
passesNear Chudovo
Klin
Tver
Veliky Novgorod
linked to: Novgorod

Vyshny Volochyok
passesThrough Leningrad Oblast
Novgorod Oblast
Tver Oblast
replacedInFunctionBy M11 (Russia) high-speed toll road on part of the corridor
roadType paved highway
routeNumber M10
startPoint Moscow Ring Road area
subjectTo heavy traffic congestion on some segments
terminusA Moscow
terminusB Saint Petersburg
transportCorridorRole primary transport corridor between Moscow and Saint Petersburg
usedBy heavy trucks
intercity buses
private vehicles
usedFor freight transport
long-distance passenger transport

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Leningradsky Prospekt partOfRoadNetwork federal highway M10 (Russia)
Тверь locatedOn М10 Россия (федеральная трасса)
linked to: federal highway M10 (Russia)