From 1st June onwards, travel allowance will be provided by Biosk.
Beginning on June 1, 2025, residents of Biysk will enjoy reduced travel costs on select socially significant routes within the city, as announced by the administration.
Effective immediately, the following routes have been deemed socially significant:- Route No. 6: Vokzal - p. Nagorny- Route No. 8: Vokzal - st. Chemrovka- Route No. 13: Vokzal - s. Zhavoronkovo - s. Fominoskoe- Route No. 14: Vokzal - p. Novy- Route No. 26: Vokzal - Zhavoronkovo- Route No. 27d2: Vokzal - p. Molodezhnoy - Center- Route No. 27z: Stakhanovskaya - Zapadnoye koltso - Kristall- Route No. 36: Vokzal - s. Fominoskoe- Route No. 36/2: Center - Vokzal - Fominoskoe- Route No. 37: st. Chemrovka - Neft baza - Center- Route No. 45: Vokzal - L'no kombinat - Plodopitomnik- Route No. 50: UPTK (p. Sorokino) - Kristall - Center- Route No. 50g: UPTK (p. Sorokino) - p. Molodezhnoy - Vokzal- Route No. 56k: Podgornaya (s. Fominoskoe) - Kristall - Center
To utilize the benefits on these routes, residents can obtain the "Electronic Travel of the Altai Region" transport card from the "Nord" LLC Population Service Center, located at Biysk, Lenin St., 234. Participating cards include the Classic ETC, Family ETC, and Transport card-keychain.
Using the "Electronic Travel of the Altai Region" card can help commuters save on travel expenses, particularly on routes that cost 50 rubles. Passengers are encouraged to use cards for routes priced at 40 rubles to preserve their free rides.
While the updated bus schedule for the socially significant routes has not been provided in the most recent information available, it is recommended to consult local transportation authorities or official city resources in Biysk for the latest schedules and any potential changes.
In the light of the reduced travel costs on select socially significant routes within Biysk, finance industry players might consider investing in the transportation sector as a promising avenue, given the rising demand for affordable commuting options. Moreover, with several routes now offering savings for commuters, the finance sector could potentially see increased usage of transport cards such as the "Electronic Travel of the Altai Region" card, thereby indirectly stepping into the finance-transportation nexus.
