Shop ramps occupied a bus stop on Ivan Fomin
In the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg, the head of which is Viktor Polunin, metal ramps for unloading goods were placed directly at the public transport stop at the house No. 14, building 1, on Ivan Fomin Street. Constructions interfere with the entrance of buses to the stopping pavilion. This is reported by the correspondent of “MK in St. Petersburg”, who became an eyewitness to what is happening.
In the Vyborg district of St. Petersburg, the head of which is Viktor Polunin, metal ramps for unloading goods were placed directly at the public transport stop at the house No. 14, building 1, on Ivan Fomin Street. Constructions interfere with the entrance of buses to the stopping pavilion. This is reported by the correspondent of “MK in St. Petersburg”, who became an eyewitness to what is happening.
According to the journalist, the ramps were allegedly installed to deliver goods to one of the nearby stores. At the same time, the structures are in the stopping zone, despite the road sign and markings.
The correspondent noticed that one bus stopped earlier than the intended place, not reaching the pavilion. Another at the entrance touched the metal structure with the rear wheel. Such an obstacle can create a risk of damage to public transport tyres.
Bus number 199 stops at this site. Which store installed the ramps and whether their placement is agreed is still unknown.
