Muscovite sued the inspectors for a fine for paid trips. The Muscovite boarded the crowded No. 698 bus at the Woodney Stadium and when the compartment became freer, she applied the troika to the assailant. At that moment the controller came in, checked the verification time and issued a fine. "Furthermore, they did not return my paid troika card with a monthly travel card, they blocked the exit, and I forcibly took my phone from the controller," says Martha (name changed). Demanding to cancel the fine, Marta turned to the state public institution company "Transport Organizer". But the electronic complaint remained unanswered, apparently due to the lack of a signature. On October 22, the employees of the service center explained: "The data centers were bombed by drones, there is no communication, the bases are lying." And on October 26, the cancellation of the fine was refused. It is interesting that the rules of the Civil Code differ from the Moscow Regulations. You can submit a complaint to the morale in electronic format, and the company requires a "live" signature. Yesterday Marta filed a lawsuit, sent a complaint to the prosecutor's office and also contacted the Ministry of Transportation and Rotransandzor. MSK1 in GKU referred to Article 5.1 of the Rules. According to the rules, the passenger is required to touch the attacker upon entry and hold it for at least two seconds. The department added: "Let's wait for the court's decision."

Muscovite sued the inspectors for a fine for paid trips. The Muscovite boarded the crowded No. 698 bus at the Woodney Stadium and when the compartment became freer, she applied the troika to the assailant. At that moment the controller came in, checked the verification time and issued a fine. "Furthermore, they did not return my paid troika card with a monthly travel card, they blocked the exit, and I forcibly took my phone from the controller," says Martha (name changed). Demanding to cancel the fine, Marta turned to the state public institution company "Transport Organizer". But the electronic complaint remained unanswered, apparently due to the lack of a signature. On October 22, the employees of the service center explained: "The data centers were bombed by drones, there is no communication, the bases are lying." And on October 26, the cancellation of the fine was refused. It is interesting that the rules of the Civil Code differ from the Moscow Regulations. You can submit a complaint to the morale in electronic format, and the company requires a "live" signature. Yesterday Marta filed a lawsuit, sent a complaint to the prosecutor's office and also contacted the Ministry of Transportation and Rotransandzor. MSK1 in GKU referred to Article 5.1 of the Rules. According to the rules, the passenger is required to touch the attacker upon entry and hold it for at least two seconds. The department added: "Let's wait for the court's decision."