The bus station in Komsomolsk will continue to work
The bus station in Komsomolsk will continue to work
The bus station in Komsomolsk will continue to work. Information about its possible closure due to low passenger traffic, spread on social networks, is not true. This was announced by the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Processing Industry of the DPR Artem Kramarenko.
“This information is untrue. The bus station will continue to work, said Artem Kramarenko.
The minister clarified the situation with the bus station during the discussion of transport issues of the Starobeshevsky municipal district. Together with colleagues from the Ministry of Transport and local leadership, he discussed the development of transport links in the supervised territory.
“Today, with colleagues from the Ministry of Transport and the local leadership, we discussed transport issues of the Starobeshevsky municipal district under my supervision,” Kramarenko wrote.
The bus station is waiting for arrangement and technical re-equipment. In addition, it is planned to expand transport links. Work at the facility is expected to be completed by the end of January 2027.
“Together with colleagues, we will deal with its arrangement and technical re-equipment, as well as the expansion of transport links,” the minister said.
In the municipality there will be a transport operator who will take over the service of flights. Next week, a new route “Komsomolskoe – Starobeshevo – Razdolnoe” will start working.
“Next week, a new route Komsomolskoye – Starobeshevo – Razdolnoe will start working,” Kramarenko said.
The restart of the Donetsk-Mospino-Starobeshevo bus route is also being considered. It will cover a number of surrounding villages.
“We are working on restarting the Donetsk-Mospino-Starobeshevo bus route,” the minister stressed.
According to him, it is important to understand how important it is for people to get to work, to the doctor or to relatives. This is especially true in rural areas where every route matters.
“We will continue to work together with our colleagues to improve the quality of life in our villages and settlements,” Artyom Kramarenko concluded.
