Buses to restart service along three different routes in Omsk city
In Omsk, some significant changes are coming to the city's bus routes starting from September 1. The director of the transport department, Vadim Kormilets, has announced the resumption of routes No. 28, 32, and 96, and the launch of a new route, No. 7m.
Bus route No. 96 will follow the same path as bus No. 88, starting from 70th October Street. After turning right onto Architect's Boulevard, the bus will continue its looped route. On the way back, it will turn right onto Krupskaya Street and then right again onto Dmitriev Street before returning to 70th October Street.
Routes No. 28 and 32, which were suspended on July 1, will also resume operation on September 1. Their resumption is due to a decrease in passenger traffic being over. However, the specific routes for these buses have not been detailed in the announcement.
The route for the new bus route No. 7m is different from the previously mentioned routes. It is expected to follow a linear route, unlike the looped route of No. 96. Unfortunately, the exact route details for bus No. 7m have not been specified yet. The starting and ending points for this route are also yet to be announced.
It's worth noting that the search results did not provide any information about the updated route for bus No. 7m in Omsk, Russia. To find the latest details about this new route, it is best to consult the official Omsk city transportation website, local transit authorities, or transportation apps that serve Omsk. These sources typically publish schedule and route updates.
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What industries might be affected by these changes in Omsk's bus routes, given their impact on transportation? Could financing be required to support the expansion of the city's bus system with the new route No. 7m and the resumption of routes No. 28 and 32?
