Highway A113 on the map: how to find, route and avoid dangers

What is the A113 highway and where does it go?

Federal Highway A113 is an important transport artery of Central Russia, connecting Moscow with Ryazan through Voskresensk and Yegoryevsk. Despite its relatively short length (about 200 km), the route plays a key role in cargo transportation and passenger traffic between the capital and the regions. Route A113 is often used as an alternative to busy M5 "Ural", especially during rush hour or during repair work on major highways.

Officially the route starts from MKAD (41st kilometer) and ends at Ryazan, where it connects to the highway M6 "Caspian". It is important to note that the section from Moscow to Voskresensk is actually part of Novoryazanskoye Highway, and then the road acquires federal status. Along its entire length, the A113 crosses densely populated areas, industrial zones and agricultural land, which imposes special traffic conditions: there are often traffic lights, pedestrian crossings and speed limits.

For drivers planning to travel on the A113, it is critical to do your research in advance three problem areas: bypass of Voskresensk (frequent traffic jams due to traffic lights), bridge over the Oka (weight limit for trucks) and entrance to Yegoryevsk (sharp turns and potholes after rains). These areas require special attention, especially at night or in adverse weather conditions.

How to show the A113 highway on the map: step-by-step instructions

To get directions along the A113 highway, you can use any popular mapping services: Yandex.Maps, Google Maps or 2GIS. However, there are nuances that will help you avoid mistakes. For example, in Google Maps the route may be displayed as "P105" (old index), and in Yandex — how"A113". Here is a universal algorithm:

1. Open the map and enter in search"highway A113"or"Novoryazanskoye Highway".
2. Make surethat the route starts from MKAD (district Zhulebino) and ends at Ryazan.
3. Activate layer"Traffic jams"and"Cameras" to see the current situation.
4. Check alternative routes - sometimes a detour through A102 (Simferopol highway) is faster.

For trucks, be sure to check weight and size restrictions on the website Rosavtodor. For example, the bridge across the Oka in the area Spas-Klepiki has a limitation 40 tons for single vehicles. It is also useful to enable the option"Avoid toll roads", since there are no toll sections on the A113, but services sometimes offer detours through Central Ring Road.

Fuel (refueling stations are rare after Yegoryevsk)

Tire pressure (gravel areas)

Headlight performance (lighting on the highway is weak)

Documents for the car (traffic police posts at the exit from Moscow)

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Interactive map of the A113 highway with key points

Below is a diagram of the route with marks gas stations, cafe, traffic police posts and hazardous areas. For convenience, we have divided the route into 4 segments:

Plot	Kilometer	Features	Infrastructure
MKAD — Voskresensk	0–40 km	Lots of traffic lights, traffic jams on weekdays	Refills: Lukoil, Gazpromneft
Voskresensk — Yegoryevsk	40–100 km	Smooth asphalt, rare settlements	Cafe:"Halt","101 km"
Egoryevsk — Spas-Klepiki	100–150 km	Pits after the rains, bridge over the Oka	Refueling: Tatneft (130 km)
Spas-Klepiki — Ryazan	150–200 km	Narrow roadway, agricultural machinery	Traffic police post at 180 km

For detailed viewing, we recommend using interactive Yandex map with layer enabled"Panoramas". This will help assess the condition of the road and the presence of repair work. Please note that on the site Egoryevsk — Ryazan mobile communications may be lost (coverage area MTS and Tele2 unstable).

Dangerous areas and “traps” for drivers on the A113

The A113 highway is considered relatively safe, but has several critical areaswhere most accidents occur. According to traffic police statistics for 2023, every fifth incident on the road is associated with:

• 🚦 Traffic lights at km 32 (intersection with the road to Bronnitsy) - collisions often occur here due to ignoring the red signal.
• 🌉 Bridge over the Oka (130th km) - speed limit 60 km/h, but many drivers do not have time to brake.
• 🚜 Section 160–170 km — agricultural machinery drives directly onto the highway, especially in the morning and evening.
• 🚓 Traffic police post at km 180 — here they check the speed limit (limit 90 km/h).

Particular care should be taken in dark time of day: there is no lighting on the highway, and the markings in some areas are erased. According to Rosavtodor, planned for A113 in 2026 major renovation plot Egoryevsk — Spas-Klepiki, which may lead to temporary traffic restrictions. Up-to-date information about repairs can be found on the website A113 road management.

What to do in case of an accident on A113?

1. Stop, turn on the hazard lights and put up a warning triangle (at least 30 m from the car).

2. Call the traffic police by phone 112 or +7 (495) 545-00-00 (for the Moscow region).

3. Take photographs of the scene of the incident, damage and documents of the participants.

4. If people are injured, call an ambulance (103) and do not move the wounded unless absolutely necessary.

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Gas stations, cafes and hotels along the A113 highway

The infrastructure on the highway is unevenly developed: while in the first 100 km there are many gas stations and cafes, closer to Ryazan the choice is significantly reduced. We have compiled a list of verified points:

• ⛽ Gas stations:
  • Lukoil (15th km, 24 hours a day)
  • Gazpromneft (50th km, with store)
  • Tatneft (130 km, high quality diesel)
• ☕ Cafes and canteens:
  • "Halt" (80th km, home cooking)
  • "101 km" (101st km, barbecue and pilaf)
  • "seagull" (160th km, drinks and snacks only)
• 🏨 Hotels and inns:
  • "Yegoryevsk" (100th km, 3 stars)
  • "Spas-Klepiki" (140th km, mini-hotel)
  • "Ryazan City" (195th km, business class)

Important: on site Spas-Klepiki — Ryazan (150–200 km) there are only two gas stations, and both are open until 22:00. If you are traveling at night, fill up in advance Yegoryevsk or Voskresensk. Also note that many cafes only accept cash - contactless payment does not work everywhere.

Alternative routes: when the A113 detour is not suitable

If repair work is underway on the A113 or there is a traffic jam, alternative routes can be considered. Here are three proven options:

1. Via A102 (Simferopol highway) and P105:

   Route: MKAD → Podolsk → Serpukhov → Zaoksky → Ryazan. This route is 30 km longer, but there are fewer trucks and better road surfaces. Minus - paid section Central Ring Road (about 200 rubles for passenger cars).

2. Via M5 "Ural" with exit to P124:

   Route: MKAD → Lyubertsy → Bronnitsy → Ryazanskoe highway → Ryazan. This option is suitable for those traveling from the southern regions of Moscow. Pay attention to traffic jams in Bronnitsy on weekdays.

3. Via Kolomna and P125:

   Route: MKAD → Zhukovsky → Kolomna → Yegoryevsk → Ryazan. This path is 10 km shorter, but the road is narrow and winding, especially after Kolomna. Not recommended for trucks and road trains.

When choosing a detour, consider vehicle type and time of day. For example, at night it is better to drive along M5, since there is good lighting and less agricultural machinery. During the day you can take a chance and go through Kolomnato save time. Before traveling, be sure to check traffic jams for Yandex.Traffic.

Legal nuances: what drivers on the A113 need to know

The A113 highway passes through three regions: Moscow region, Ryazan region and partially touches Vladimir region (plot Spas-Klepiki). This imposes special features on the traffic rules:

• 📋 Speed limit:
  • Within city limits (Voskresensk, Yegoryevsk) — 60 km/h.
  • On the track - 90 km/h for cars, 70 km/h for trucks.
  • On the bridges - 60 km/h (fine for exceeding - 1500 rubles).
• 🚓 Traffic police posts:
  • Permanent checkpoint at km 180 (document check and breathalyzer).
  • Mobile groups at 50 and 120 km (radar control).
• 💰 Fines:
  • Exceeding the speed limit by 20–40 km/h—500 rubles.
  • Traveling through a red traffic light costs 1,000 rubles.
  • Stopping on the side of the road in the wrong place - 1,500 rubles.

Pay special attention transportation of oversized cargo. The following restrictions apply on the A113 highway:

• Height: up to 4.5 m.
• Width: up to 3.5 m.
• Length: up to 24 m (for road trains).

To transport cargo beyond these parameters, a special permit is required, which is issued Rosavtodor. The application can be submitted online on the website permit.rosavtodor.ru.

FAQ: Frequently asked questions about the A113 highway

How long does it take to travel along A113 from MKAD to Ryazan?

In the absence of traffic jams, the route takes 3–3.5 hours. During rush hour (7:00–10:00 and 17:00–20:00) the time increases to 4–5 hours due to congestion leaving Moscow and in Voskresensk. If you travel at night (from 23:00 to 5:00), you can do it in 2.5 hours.

What is the surface like on the A113 highway?

On 80% of the route - asphalt concrete good quality (updated in 2021–2023). However, on the site Egoryevsk — Spas-Klepiki (100–150 km) occur holes and potholes, especially after rains. A renovation of this segment is planned for 2026.

Is it possible to travel along the A113 on a motorcycle?

Yes, but you need to consider:

• On the site MKAD — Voskresensk a lot of trucks and dust.
• After Yegoryevsk The road becomes winding and there are gravel inserts.
• B Ryazan region There is often a strong side wind.

It is recommended to travel during daylight hours and wear protective equipment.

Where is the best place to stay for the night?

Best options:

• Yegoryevsk (100th km) - hotel"Yegoryevsk" (3 stars, parking, Wi-Fi).
• Spas-Klepiki (140th km) - mini-hotel"Spassky" (economy class, quiet place).
• Ryazan (195th km) —"Ryazan City" (business class, next to the station).

It is better to book in advance, especially on weekends.

What documents are checked at traffic police posts?

Usually they require you to present:

• Driver's license.
• Vehicle registration certificate (or PTS).
• MTPL policy (possible in electronic form).
• Diagnostic card (if the car is more than 4 years old).

At 180 km they often check alcohol intoxication and Availability of first aid kit/fire extinguisher.