Six Bus Lines Transferred to Card Payment
From September 1, six bus routes in Baku have been transferred to the fare collection system through payment cards. This regards the routes 18, 61, 65, 79, 85 and 96. According to the Baku Transport Agency, card validation devices have been installed on 117 buses of these six routes.
In the near future card validation devices will be also installed on other 400 buses.
Earlier payment through the system BakiKart was applied to 15 bus routes in Baku, as well as the underground. -06D-
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