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The register of taxis in St. Petersburg was replenished with 13 thousand cars and reached 67 thousand cars

On October 16, the Transport Committee updated data on passenger taxis from January to September 2026. Thus, the register of passenger taxis was replenished by 13,374 cars. There are now 67,154 vehicles on the list. This was reported in the press service of the Committee.

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The register of taxis in St. Petersburg was replenished with 13 thousand cars and reached 67 thousand cars

On October 16, the Transport Committee updated data on passenger taxis from January to September 2026. Thus, the register of passenger taxis was replenished by 13,374 cars. There are now 67,154 vehicles on the list. This was reported in the press service of the Committee.

There are also more official carriers: 32 legal entities, 761 individual entrepreneurs and 3,607 self-employed already work in the city. In total, 10,056 carriers and 17 taxi services operate in St. Petersburg.

The Committee on Transport for 9 months considered 40 thousand applications concerning public services in the field of passenger transportation and baggage.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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