-
without the help of
marshrutkas at all.
Marshrutkas are
banned from
operations within Moscow and
Saint Petersburg. However,
marshrutkas with
routes leading...
- upon boarding.
Marshrutkas were not
obliged to stop
anywhere on the route,
although they did slow down
around po****r spots.
Marshrutka drivers were asked...
- trams, trolleybuses [ru]) and
several hundred routes served by
marshrutkas. In 2022
marshrutkas have been
mostly phased out in
favor of
publicly owned buses...
-
Marshrutka in Bishkek...
-
currently made up of trams, trolleybuses,
buses and fixed-route
taxis (
marshrutkas).
Odesa also has a
cable car to
Vidrada Beach, and
recreational ferry...
-
water taxis, and air charters.
Share taxis, paratransit,
dollar vans,
marshrutkas, dolmuş,
nanny vans,
demand responsive transport,
public light buses...
- vehicles.
Instead of
these minibuses, 30
buses began to run.
There are 56
marshrutkas routes in Novosibirsk: №№ 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14...
- The same
stands for
marshrutkas from Sumy to Kyiv. The
reason is that on this
route there are more rest
stops for
marshrutkas (in Boryspil, Pyryatyn...
-
South Africa Kombi, a type of
minivan taxis in Zimbabwe,
similar to
marshrutkas in
Eastern Europe.
Combi (disambiguation)
Kombo (disambiguation) This...
- 1997. They were
widely used
throughout the USSR as fixed-run
taxis (
marshrutkas),
medical cars, used for
trade and as a
special services vehicles. It...
