There are anomalous zones in Moscow, Rostov-on-Don, Ufa, as well as many other parts of the country. Dozens of motorists are involved in fatal accidents on these routes every year.
Researchers of anomalous phenomena have long drawn attention to the so-called "roads of death" - sections of highways where the greatest number of accidents occurs. It is believed that geopathogenic zones are most often characterized by the presence of ravines, unnaturally crooked trees, as well as many man-made structures - tunnels, pits and underground communications. In such places, drivers feel a sharp malaise and dullness of reaction, which leads to an error and an accident. Experts are confident that these accidents are caused by UFOs.
Surprisingly, there is an anomalous zone even in the center of Moscow on the section of Kutuzovsky Prospekt near the turn to Minskaya Street. Fatal accidents often occur here, for which, it would seem, there were no prerequisites - in one of the cases, three cars collided on an almost empty night road, four people died.
On the federal highway "Saransk-Ulyanovsk" in the Ulyanovsk region, accidents very often occur, and the surviving drivers cannot explain what happened - some fell into a stupor, others had failed brakes. Local residents report that there is an abandoned cemetery under the highway.
The Korsakov highway in the Yuzhno-Sakhalin Oblast is also known as a “bad place”. On the section from the village of Khristoforovka to the “Distant” stop, drivers feel that the wheels of the car “stick” to the road, and ufologists have found an increased magnetic background on the highway.
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St. Petersburg and the region also have a "road of death", and, according to scientists, they occupy 20% of all roads in the region. Separate sections of the Murmansk highway are recognized as the most dangerous.
The top 5 is closed by the mysterious 666th kilometer of the Moscow - Rostov highway. Not far from the village of Kholodny Yar, there are speed limits, but even this does not save one from a huge number of abnormal accidents.
Vasily Koshechkin