Overcrowded cabins have become a regular problem for capital residents, especially during evening rush hours. Video recordings capture passengers, including schoolchildren, struggling to squeeze into transport where there is virtually no free space left.

Threat to children's safety

Citizens are expressing serious concern regarding children's safety. Due to passenger density, schoolchildren are forced to stand right against the doors, creating a risk of injury during sudden braking of the vehicle.

This scene is observed when adults are returning from work and children from classes. Because the doors cannot be closed tightly, buses begin to move, creating a potential threat to everyone inside the cabin.

Transportation organization issues

The ongoing situation once again raises questions for the city regarding the sufficient number of buses on routes, adherence to service intervals, and the overall organization of transport during rush hours.