More than half of the new buses in the Far East this year went to Buryatia.
Since the beginning of the year, the Far East regions received 111 new buses out of 178 planned.
These data were provided by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Husnoulin. According to him, some regions have already completely closed their supply program.
The leader of the region was Buryatia, where the car fleet of Ulan-Ude was renewed by 64 cars this year.
In June, nine Volgabuses were delivered to the city, and in August and September another 55 PAZ buses. They operate on the most popular routes of the republican capital.
Next comes the Amor region with 35 buses and Magdan with 11. The three regions accounted for 110 of the 111 vehicles delivered this year.
In total, 677 buses have been delivered to the Far Eastern Federal District since 2020. Special loans to the Treasury remain the main renewal mechanism; Areas received 429 vehicles through them.
Also, transportation is being updated through direct subsidies, Far East subsidies and a preferential lease from the state transportation leasing company.
Around 5,000 public transportation units are planned to be updated throughout the country this year. Seven regions, including Adygea, Mordovia and Khovsia, completed this year's task ahead of the September deadline.
During the period 2026-2030, about 27 thousand cars will be delivered to the regions, and the share of updated transportation, according to the government's plans, should reach 85%.
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