Region in Siberia set to acquire 12 modern tram cars.
Hey there! Let's chat about the latest news in the Altai region, shall we? The authorities are planning a major overhaul for their public transport system, and it's going to be quite the spectacle! They're looking to acquire 12 snazzy trams and 9 trolleybuses, with the total cost clocking in at a whopping 996 million rubles.
Half of these trams will find their home in Barnaul, and the other half will makeBiysk their permanent residence. NGS.22 reported that the trams will have a capacity of at least 150 people each, giving plenty of room for passengers.
But WAIT, there's more! These bad boys are going to be loaded with all the bells and whistles—seat belts for drivers, audible warnings when reversing, fire safety systems, video recorders, sunshades, CCTV cameras, and wheelchair-accessible spaces are just the start.
Now, about that crossing over Udarная-Severastopol'skaya Street in Biysk, they promised an upgrade! This renovation is crucial for ensuring safe traffic flows and supporting the operation of these new vehicles.
The delivery and commissioning of these modern trams and trolleybuses are expected to be completed by July 2026. Applications for the competition will be accepted until July 10, with the results announced a week later. So,keep your fingers crossed for the Altai region as they take a significant leap in upgrading their public transport infrastructure!
Oh, and pro tip: if you're after more precise and updated information on the Altai region's tram and trolleybus procurement or the renovation of the Udarная-Severastopol’skaya Street crossing, don't forget to check out the local government transport department releases or Altai regional news sources. Happy reading!
The acquisition of these modern trams and trolleybuses will not only revolutionize the public transport system in Altai region but also boost the automotive industry, potentially attracting international finance investments in transportation infrastructure. The ongoing metamorphosis in the Altai region's public transport sector will certainly set a trend for other regions to follow.
