At the request of the military, Autostrada carried out urgent repairs to the road network in Izium, Kharkiv region. Within a few weeks, road crews restored 10 of the city's main streets, which are critical for both military and civilian logistics.

Following the occupation and extensive destruction, Izium remains under constant shelling. Airstrikes damage residential areas and infrastructure, while craters and debris frequently reappear on the roads.

Passable roads are vital for a frontline city. They are used for moving military equipment, evacuating the wounded, and facilitating the work of medics and rescue teams. Any traffic jams or vehicle congestion create additional danger due to the risk of follow-up strikes.

For this reason, Autostrada began work without waiting for full funding. Passage along the city's key routes was restored in the shortest possible time. As a result, travel time across Izium was significantly reduced, and the risk of traffic jams and congestion decreased.

Work must continue even after new attacks. Recently, a guided aerial bomb (KAB) strike caused severe damage to one of the streets: houses were destroyed, the road surface was wrecked, and traffic was blocked. As soon as the security situation allowed, a crew deployed to the site, cleared the debris, and restored traffic flow within a few hours.