A major accident involving 13 vehicles occurred on Novorizhskoe Highway in Krasnogorsk urban district, as reported by mk.ru. The incident has drawn emergency responders to the scene and sparked widespread traffic disruption across the area. Official updates indicate that two women sustained injuries and were transported to a hospital for evaluation and treatment. Early information points to adverse weather conditions as a contributing factor, though investigators are conducting a full review to confirm the sequence of events.
Information from the Moscow Ministry of Transport confirms a string of minor incidents along the Novorizhskoe Highway as traffic corridors into the region were affected. City emergency services have been deployed to manage the scene and assist drivers and passengers. The Telegram channel Deptrans. immediately communicated ongoing efforts to clarify the circumstances and provide details on affected individuals. Authorities emphasized the need for caution and patience as responders work to restore normal conditions and ensure safety at the site.
The situation has substantially slowed movement in the vicinity, with officials advising motorists to consider alternative routes to minimize delays. The incident site lies near the Myaninskoye Highway, building 1A, where traffic congestion was observed to begin promptly after the Moscow Ring Road exit, according to data from the Yandex.Maps service. Traffic control measures and detours are being coordinated to alleviate bottlenecks and prevent secondary collisions as the investigation progresses. [Deptrans attribution]
Earlier reports noted at least one taxi involved in the incident, with one of the two taxis overturning during the events on the Moscow roads. Investigators are reviewing dashcam footage, eyewitness accounts, and official logs to determine the exact sequence, the number of vehicles involved, and the total number of injuries. Details on the condition of the injured parties and any possible passenger injuries are forthcoming as hospitals provide updates to authorities and families. The authorities are also assessing road surface conditions, visibility, and other weather-related factors that may have contributed to the crash. [Department of Transport update]
Residents and travelers are urged to monitor local traffic advisories and official channels for real-time information. Road safety crews continue on-site operations, including scene documentation, vehicle recovery planning, and traffic re-routing. The coordinated response aims to restore normal traffic flow as swiftly as possible while preserving safety for all road users. For those traveling through the area, it is advisable to allow extra travel time and follow directions from traffic officials and posted signage. The ongoing assessment will determine whether additional weather-related precautions are required and whether any temporary road restrictions will remain in effect beyond the immediate incident window. [Emergency Services update]