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The mayor of Novosibirsk spoke about the development of urban transport

In Novosibirsk continue to develop the system of urban transport

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The mayor of Novosibirsk spoke about the development of urban transport

In Novosibirsk continue to develop the system of urban transport. Among the main areas of work are the renewal of the trolleybus fleet, the installation of new stop pavilions, the modernization of trams and the purchase of rolling stock for the metro.

This was reported by Maxim Kudryavtsev, congratulating employees of road and urban passenger transport on their professional holiday.

According to him, the city together with industry experts is working to improve transport accessibility. The main task is to make trips for Novosibirsk residents more comfortable and provide convenient routes that allow you to get to work faster and meet with loved ones.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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