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In Yaroslavl, raids began to identify “hares”

In Yaroslavl, raids began to identify stowaway passengers. This is reported by the company "Yartrans".

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In Yaroslavl, raids began to identify “hares”

In Yaroslavl, raids began to identify stowaway passengers. This is reported by the company "Yartrans".

As specified in the company, Yaroslavl residents and residents of the region often forget to pay for travel in transport. Or they don't want to. But from the funds transferred to travel, the amounts are allocated for fuel, salaries for drivers, spare parts, washing buses and so on. Therefore, unpaid travel is a burden on the financial stability of the carrier.

Controllers will work during peak hours and on popular routes. Or at the request of the drivers. As specified by the carriers, the driver has data on the number of passengers and the number of payments. If there are more of the former than the latter, this is a reason to give a signal to the control team.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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