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In Bataysk announced an increase in the cost of travel to Rostov

In Bataysk reported on the rise in price of travel to Rostov

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In Bataysk announced an increase in the cost of travel to Rostov

In Bataysk reported on the rise in price of travel to Rostov. The new prices will be effective from November 16, said the representative of the carrier Elena Gnutova.

The cost of a ticket in both directions will increase by six rubles and will be 75 rubles.

The reason for the increase in tariffs was the increase in transportation costs. In particular, fuel, spare parts and materials for bus maintenance have risen in price. In addition, the cost of salaries of employees increased.

For passengers who travel only on Bataisk, the price will not change. Travel around the city will still cost 38 rubles.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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