The most dangerous sections are located on the following key routes in the country:
• Bishkek – Osh: 121–138 km (Tоо-Ashuu Pass), 198–255 km (Chychkan, Ala-Bel);
• Suusamyr – Talas – Taraz: 1–14 km (Otmak Pass);
• Myrzake – Kara-Kuldja – Alayku: 55–115 km;
• Ala-Buka – Kanysh-Kyya: 45–112 km (Chapchyma Pass);
• Krasnaya Gorka – Akhtash: 0–3 km;
• Sary-Tash – Daroot-Korgon – Karamyk: 97–98 km;
• Bishkek – Naryn – Torugart: 292–305 km (Dolon Pass);
• Aral – Min-Kush: 1–14 km;
• Balikchy – Kazarman – Jalal-Abad: 326–349 km (Kok-Art Pass);
• Karakol – Enilchek: 45–90 km (Chon-Ashuu Pass).
On these sections, the occurrence of avalanches, snowdrifts, ice, and snow accumulations is possible. Rescue services strongly recommend that drivers maintain a distance of at least 500 meters between vehicles and remain extremely vigilant.
The MES also reminds that in case of emergencies, one should immediately call 112.
