Travel woes in Biysk: escalating transport fare and route problems on gardening routes
Bus fares for a trip to the dacha from Bič calculated.
The rising bus fares have hit hard in Biysk, making a trip to the dacha or garden an unreachable luxury for many locals. Since May 1, seasonal gardening routes in Biysk's public transportation now require 50 rubles.
As many gardeners are required to make multiple transfers to reach their plots, frequent visits to "the farm" for necessary tasks like watering and weeding now come at a steep price. In addition, reports of delayed transportation abound.
Residents express their frustration in the head of Biysk's chat, questioning, "Why are people from AB to SNT Oleumshchik forced to take transfers when other city areas seem to manage with only one route, either 6 or 39? Not only are fares going up by 45%, but we also have to endure transfers. Isn't this unfair?"
Some speculate that AB residents must be the wealthiest gardeners, as suggested administrative transfers amount to 200 rubles to reach the "Oleumshchik" garden. Historically, such trips were cheaper and typically filled with grandmothers.
Issues with route No. 39s have also been reported. Biysk residents claim that several gardening area trips were not made according to the schedule, and a driver even threatened to discontinue service to the area.
A resident shares, "The bus driver informed us that only one bus will be running."
Last year, problems with gardening routes similarly persisted in Biysk, as inadequate buses and drivers, as well as poor road quality, prevented access to certain gardening areas.
Roadblocks on the "Berezka" shore: SNT "Berezka" gardeners face road blockages from fellow gardeners
Additional challenges for local gardeners arise at the Biysk SNT "Berezka" garden, where road access has been blocked to other gardeners. Further details are unavailable at this time.
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- The surging transport fares in Biysk have caused financial difficulties for many local residents, effectively pricing out everyday trips to their gardens.
- Gardening routes within Biysk's public transportation now cost 50 rubles, which substantially increases the transportation component of personal-finance budgeting for numerous citizens.
- As these gardening routes force gardeners to make multiple transfers, the typical trips for watering, weeding and other essential tasks have become a heavy burden on their wallets and routines.
- Reports suggest that the AB region is facing a disproportionate share of the problem, as the administrative fee for a transfer to "Oleumshchik" garden is a hefty 200 rubles, a significant increase compared to previous costs dominated by grandmothers.
- Meanwhile, non-AB residents only need to pay 50 rubles for their transportation to their respective gardens, raising questions about fairness in Biysk's public transit system.
- Besides the rising fares, residents from the SNT "Berezka" garden have also encountered an additional challenge: road blockages by fellow gardeners, creating further obstacles for the already burdened public-transit services and theBiysk gardening industry at large.
