The mayor of Tbilisi, Rak Kaldza, is considering the possibility of introducing a system for the movement of cars in even and odd numbers, as well as paid entry to certain areas of the capital to combat traffic jams.
According to him, the city's main transportation problem is the large number of cars and the residents' dependence on personal transportation.
Caldza pointed out that the construction of new transport interchanges will not solve the problem in the long term: they may speed up traffic in some areas, but in other places congestion will be created.
When he himself and the government representatives will give up cars and move to public transportation, Kaldza did not specify.