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On the city routes of Nalchik will release 16 new buses

In November on the streets of Nalchik will come new buses

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On the city routes of Nalchik will release 16 new buses

In November, new buses will be on the streets of Nalchik. According to the press service of the Ministry of Transport of the Republic, with the support of the national project “Infrastructure for Life”, the city received 16 units of transport for which their future routes have already been determined.

The cars are equipped with air conditioning systems, video surveillance cameras and branded in urban symbolism. Transportation is also adapted for disabled passengers and parents with wheelchairs.

After the preparatory procedures, which include the installation of cashless payment systems, buses will be released on the routes.

Earlier it was reported that the KBR improved the station square of the city of Maysky.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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