Extra buses will be deployed in the Khanglas district area.
In Yakutia, a new intermunicipal bus route, operated by Limited Liability Company "Atlant Auto," is set to commence from Yakutsk to Tehthyur and back. The transportation ministry has granted approval for the route, and necessary permits have been secured. The service will be initiated in response to the population's demand for public transportation, relieving the pressure on YAPAK and mitigating social tension due to inadequate intercity buses.
The route will operate with nine buses, consisting of two KAVZ and seven PAZ vehicles. Details regarding the route map have been arranged. The established intermunicipal route No. 201, known as "Yakutsk-Pokrovsk-Mokhsogolloh," currently offered by YAPAK, will continue to follow its registered list of stops in both directions. These stops include the Yakutsk, Tehthyur, Orto-Doydu, Ulah-An (stops 1 and 2), Oi (stops 1 and 2), Pokrovsk, Mokhsogolloh, and reverse directions.
The new departure times for the Yakutsk-Pokrovsk-Mokhsogolloh route have been revised and will take effect from May 19. These timings are: Yakutsk at 19:00, Mokhsogolloh at 7:00 and 21:30, and Pokrovsk at 7:35 and 22:00.
The Ministry of Transport of Yakutia is responsible for setting up and overseeing intermunicipal regular transport routes. The department of the district administration handles the administration of municipal transport within the municipal district where the transport operates.
Further updates on the starting date, schedule, and timings of the Yakutsk-Tehthyur-Yakutsk route will be shared in the near future. It’s advisable to consult local Yakutia transport authorities or official transport websites for the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding transportation schedules. For confirmed new departure times and other reliable transit operator details in Sakha Republic (Yakutia), please refer to recognized sources within the region.
The new intermunicipal bus route, operated by Limited Liability Company "Atlant Auto," will also serve the finance sector by generating revenue through ticket sales. Moreover, the expansion of public-transit in Yakutia's industry could potentially foster economic growth by increased accessibility to workplaces within the region.
