200 minibuses and 100 buses fail vehicle inspections in Tbilisi
At present there are 105 lines for buses and 190 minibus lines in Tbilisi for 1,800 minibuses and 540 buses. Photo: Eka-Kato Apkhazava/Facebook.
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About 200 yellow minibuses and 100 buses failed inspections and are banned from use on roads, announces Transport Department of Tbilisi City Hall.
At present there are 105 lines for buses and 190 minibus lines in Tbilisi for 1,800 minibuses and 540 buses.
The Transport Department announced that the number of minibuses might be reduced when more new MAN buses are brought to Tbilisi.
As promised, by the end of 2019 all old buses will have been replaced by new ones.
Passengers of buses moving in the streets of the Georgian capital of Tbilisi will have access to free Wi-Fi in 2019, announces Tbilisi Transport Company.
All taxis driving in the streets of Georgia’s capital of Tbilisi will be required to be white, following a decision made by Tbilisi City Hall today.
The third stage of mandatory vehicle inspections will start in Georgia on October 1, 2018, announces the Georgian Ministry of Economy.
What regulations are coming into play?
Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze and his team have presented a new transport policy for the capital of Georgia that aims to offload road traffic and to improve the environmental conditions of Tbilisi.
Ten vehicle inspection centres were issuing fake certificates of road worthiness, announces the Investigation Service of Georgia’s Ministry of Finance, based on monitoring studies conducted in different regions of Georgia.
Ninety green buses will gradually appear in the Georgian capital Tbilisi starting tomorrow and serve passengers, Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze stated in a live video from Poland today, where he visited the MAN factory.