In Yaroslavl set the most terrible stop

In the Dzerzhinsky district of Yaroslavl, the city authorities established a stop, which may still remember the 90s. This is reported by the residents of Norse.

In Norsk have long been asked to install a stop pavilion on Krasnoperevalsky Lane. The old was removed long ago, residents of the quarter waited for months for transport under snow, rain and wind.

They finally stopped. The new pavilion raised many questions. The roof overhead, the bench and the walls from the wind appeared. But the view at the stop is pretty shabby. She's covered in graffiti. The stop did not even bother to paint before placing.

“Perhaps it’s better than nothing,” the inhabitants of Norsk comfort themselves.

Previously, such stops stood on the Industrial Highway. Rusty, painted graffiti. It says, “Come out if no one is waiting at home.” Very atmospheric.