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Yaroslavl Ministry apologizes for public transport

Residents complain about dirty buses

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Yaroslavl Ministry apologizes for public transport

People complained about dirty buses.

With the onset of slushy rainy weather, not only the equipment itself, but also its windows become dirty - they are so covered with everything that flies from the road that you can not even see through them where the bus is going. And taking into account the fact that most often the light displays do not work, and the announcement of stops is not in trend today, people can only look into the doors opening at the stops to understand where the bus is going.

This is exactly what happened on bus 7. When, leaving the bus, the passengers made a comment to the driver in this regard, she only snapped back.

In this regard, the Ministry of Road Transport noted that the carrier “is instructed to conduct additional briefings with the drivers” and apologized for the inconvenience.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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