10 new transport routes have been added to Tbilisi

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10 new transport routes have been added to Tbilisi

02-02-2022 14:56

Tbilisi transport authorities have assigned new minibuses to 10 routes in the capital where public transportation had not been available.

As the Head of the Tbilisi Transport and Urban Development Agency said today, the minibuses will run at 15-minute intervals.

The new routes in Tbilisi where the fresh fleet will now operate include: Avshniani settlement; settlements behind the 4th and 8th Gldani Microdistricts; settlements surrounding the large (White Lake) and small lakes in Gldani; Ingushetia Street; Tskarotubani settlement; Vedzisi and Zemo Vedzisi streets; Elguja Amashukeli Street and Avtchala Holiday District.

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