Authorities in Bus City's Transport Sector Announce Bus Allocation for Urban Population
Life on the Move in Belarus
Grab your snacks and get ready for an exciting journey, folks! The Ministry of Transport in Belarus has got some big plans for the countryside. They've published Decree No. 5, detailing guidelines for ensuring state social standards are met in the transport sector.
Now, here's the scoop - depending on where you live, you can expect a certain number of weekly trips to be made available. In rural council administrative centers, this number stands at a minimum of 16 trips per week, with a jump to 20 trips per week starting from 2026. Agro-towns with over 1,000 inhabitants will see at least 28 public transport trips per week.
You're probably thinking, "What about smaller places?" Don't worry! Settlements with a population of 20-50 people will have at least 4 trips per week, and this increases to 8 trips per week for places with a population over 50.
But it's not just the countryside getting the attention. City dwellers can expect the following numbers of public transport units per certain number of residents:
- Populations between 10-30k: one bus for every 8k residents
- Populations between 30-50k: one bus for every 4k residents
- Populations between 50k-250k: one bus (trolleybus, tram) for every 2k residents
- Populations between 250k-1m: one bus (trolleybus, tram) for every 1.5k residents
- Populations over 1m: one bus (trolleybus, tram, metro car) for every 2k residents
By the way, if you're in the market for a new car or need a loan, Belarus also offers consumer, auto, business, housing, and deposit options, as well as credit cards, settlement cards, leasing services for new, used, and business vehicles.
Now, if you're wondering about the specifics of public transport numbers in urban areas as per Decree No. 5, things aren't quite so straightforward. You see, available online resources don't seem to include this information. To get the precise numbers, consulting official documents from the Ministry of Transport of Belarus or contacting local authorities is advised.
And there you have it, folks! Whether you're a city slicker or country mouse, Belarus is making sure your transport needs are covered, and there's plenty more on offer to help you get around!
If you're interested in personal finance, it's worth noting that Belarus offers various options like consumer loans, auto loans, and business loans, as well as credit cards and leasing services for new, used, and business vehicles. On the other hand, if you're residing in urban areas and seeking information on public transport numbers as per Decree No. 5, you'll need to consult official documents from the Ministry of Transport of Belarus or contact local authorities, as online resources do not seem to include this information.
