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In Bryansk, students can ride buses and trolleybuses for 25 rubles

The discount applies to buses and trolleybuses.

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In Bryansk, students can ride buses and trolleybuses for 25 rubles

For students and students of Bryansk there is a preferential fare for travel in urban public transport. Since January, the cost of one trip for them is 25 rubles instead of the usual 45 rubles.

Young Bryants are reminded that the discount applies to buses and trolleybuses. To take advantage of the benefit, students need to confirm their status and issue it in the prescribed manner.

To do this, you need to provide a document confirming training and SNILS to the educational institution. After registration, the benefit is tied to the bank card of the payment system “Mir”, when paying for which a reduced tariff is applied.

For other passengers, there is also an opportunity to save on regular trips using a long-term transport card.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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