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In Orel partially resumed the movement of trams in the Zavodsk district

Partially resumed the movement of trams in the Factory district of the Eagle

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In Orel partially resumed the movement of trams in the Zavodsk district

Partially resumed the movement of trams in the Factory district of the Eagle. This was reported in the group “Public transport of the Eagle online / bus57.ru” in the social network Vkontakte.

According to the community, trams work on the section "Tram Depot - Bus Station - TMK "GriNN". As explained in the press service of the mayor’s office, the movement to the “Himmash” is still limited due to damage to the cable at the substation.

Also, there is no tram traffic in the railway area of the city. There, instead of electric transport, buses of private carriers operate on the routes Pushkin - Tram Depot and Station - School No. 35.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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