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"In addition to the fact that they have to undergo training on the routes, the company, due to a certain limit, cannot book new drivers," Klitschko wrote.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko commented on Zelensky's statement about discussions with the government on the introduction of free travel by land public transport. Klitschko commented on Zelensky's statement on the formation of a reserve of buses for Kyiv.

According to him, when electric transport does not work in the capital, the number of routes has increased to 129. They run 418 buses, which employ 685 drivers.
Currently, Kyivpastrans, according to Klitschko, has the opportunity to additionally increase the number of buses by another 25 operating units. But for this, it is necessary to attract an additional at least 50 drivers of category D.
The mayor of Kyiv reported that up to 1,020 buses are needed to fully replace the work of the metro in terms of the number of passengers transported.
"But it is obvious that land transport cannot ensure the regularity of metro traffic. Because he rides on the street and road network in the traffic flow with private vehicles," Klitschko wrote.
At the end of the message, Klitschko said that the government owed Kyiv more than UAH 8 billion in subventions for free transportation of beneficiaries over 11 years.
"In addition to the fact that they have to undergo training on the routes, the company, due to a certain limit, cannot book new drivers," Klitschko wrote.