BISHKEK, Kyrgyzstan, August 28. A new service center for electric and gas-powered buses has officially opened in Kyrgyzstan's Bishkek, with the country's President Sadyr Zhaparov attending the ceremony, Trend reports via the presidential administration.
The 4.7-hectare complex encompasses maintenance bays,
operational and service structures, ancillary spaces, and requisite
infrastructural components. The facility is engineered to
concurrently accommodate a maximum of 150 electric and gas buses,
thereby enhancing the urban public transit infrastructure and
optimizing accessibility metrics.
The president emphasized that the revitalized hub represents a
pivotal advancement in contemporary transportation infrastructure,
fostering urban sustainability and enhancing the quality of life
for constituents. He also underscored that the advancement of
public transit systems is a pivotal focus to optimize daily
mobility and furnish accessible infrastructure for the
populace.
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