St. Petersburg is ahead of the presidential directives - 97.8% of passenger transportation is in standard mode. Large city buses are on average less than 4 years old (although the standard allows 10). For trams, the average age is half the norm, for trolleybuses - three times. Priority 3. Metro Development Funds were allocated for repairs and reconstruction - the renovation program included 14 stations.
Thanks to the support of the President of Russia and funds from the National Welfare Fund, the purchase of 950 technologically advanced ballet cars continues. In the next three years, the municipality will allocate 21.6 billion rubles for rent. Financial stability and a strong economy of the northern capital are the result of joint work. Including the residents of St. Petersburg, whose daily work ensures stability and creates the future of our city!