Highway M01 (Ukraine)

M01 is a Ukraine international highway (M-highway) that stretches from the state capital, Kiev, to the northern border with Belarus.[1]

Highway M01
Автошлях M01
Route information
Length205.6 km (127.8 mi)
224.4 km (139.4 mi) with access roads
E95 (main)
Length205.6 km (127.8 mi)
224.4 km (139.4 mi) with access roads
South end(Kiev) E95( M05) E101 E40 E373
Major
junctions		(Kipti) E101(M02)
North end(Novi Yarylovychi) E95(M8)
E101 (Siveria)
Length91.0 km (56.5 mi)
96 km (59.7 mi) with access roads
South end(Kiev) E95( M05) E101 E40 E373
North end(Kipti) E101(M02)
Location
RegionsKiev City, Kiev Oblast, Chernihiv Oblast
Highway system
Roads in Ukraine

Together with the M05 it is a part of the European routes E95 (Saint Petersburg – Kiev – Odessa … Samsun – Merzifon) and the Trans-European transportation corridor IX. Also together with the M02 it is part of E101 (Kiev – Moscow).[2]

Route / Junctions
The start intersection is mistakenly identified here as M02 E95 E101 (upper-right corner).

M01 is 205.6 km (127.8 mi) long going in the north-south direction. Its southern end is in Kiev at intersection of Academician Hlushkov Parkway (Akademika Hlushkova Avenue) and Academician Zabolotny Parkway (Akademika Zabolotnoho Avenue).

M 01 road exiting Kyiv
M01 in Chernihiv Oblast

The intersection connects M01 with M05 which combine route E95 within Ukraine. Coming through the city of Kiev it crosses Dnipro at Paton's bridge and continuing towards Brovary Parkway by Voziednannya Parkway. Coming from there the highway goes around Brovary (one branch goes through the city and rejoins the route), then goes around Kozelets crossing a river and continuing north. Not far north from Kozelets E101 splits north of Kipti traveling east by Highway M02, while M01 continues north towards Chernihiv. Near village of Yahidne, south of Chernihiv, M01 spurs with one branch and E95 going west and then north around Chernihiv crossing another river; and second branch continues without deviation through the city, crossing the same river as the main route and after 13.7 km rejoins it north of Chernihiv. Shortly after Chernihiv M01 goes right through the village of Ripky with numerous private homes located close to the road. After Ripky the next important settlement is Novi Yarylovychi that is located just south of the border with Belarus. The border, however, is located about 10 kilometres (6 mi) north of the settlement past the village of Skytok. The section from Kiev to Chernihiv is a dual carriageway, from Chernihiv it continues as a single carriageway.

Highway M01
MarkerMain settlementsNotesHighway Interchanges
Kiev City
0 km Kiev Brovarskyi prospect (follows) (Streets in Kiev)
Kiev Oblast
22 km Brovary – Kalynivka splits[lower-alpha 1] P03 • T1026 • H07
Skybyn northern side T1034
Semypolky southern side T1004
Chernihiv Oblast
Kozelets T2535
Lemeshi runs through
91 km Kipti runs through E101 M02 • T1008
Topchiyivka Txxxx
128 km Chernihiv – Yahidne splits[lower-alpha 2] P67 • P56 • P69 • P12 • T2522 • T2506
164 km Ripky runs through T2512 • T2537
206 km Novi Yarylovychi Belarus-Ukraine border E95(M8)

Repairs

Repairs to the highway in Ukraine have started in 2007 and are planned to be finished before UEFA Euro 2012.[3]

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See also

Notes
  1. city route (Kyivska vulytsia – Kalynivka) • detour route
  2. city route (prospekt Myru – Desna River – Kolychivka – Ivanivka) • detour route (Desna River – Kyinka – Trysviatska Sloboda – Koshivka)

References
  1. Ukraine International Highways in Russian
  2. European Highways in Russian
  3. Moscow-Kyiv highway sector to be launched by UEFA EURO 2012 Archived 2010-12-04 at the Wayback Machine, Radio Ukraine (December 24, 2009)
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