Dispute Erupts as Drivers Speed on Novosibirsk's Fourth BridgeA controversy has arisen in Novosibirsk over the fourth bridge across the Ob River, where drivers are ignoring a 40 km/h speed limit while the structure remains under construction with only temporary traffic open.
Taxi drivers in Chelyabinsk demand extra pay for working in coldTaxi drivers in Chelyabinsk are complaining about low prices during extreme cold spells and demanding 'frost coefficients.' Their colleagues and ride-hailing services have commented on the demands.
Siberian bus stop freezing video garners million viewsAs temperatures drop, complaints about public transport have surged in Siberia. A woman from Tomsk recorded a video showing people freezing at a bus stop, which has garnered over a million views.
Trolleybus Service Restored in StavropolA short circuit in the contact network temporarily disrupted trolleybus service in Stavropol, but repairs have been completed and operations have resumed.
Snowfall causes ten-point traffic gridlock in ChelyabinskAfter a snowfall on January 20, Chelyabinsk experienced severe traffic jams reaching ten points, with services reporting maximum congestion levels on major streets due to accidents and snow banks.
Nizhny Novgorod transport inspections reveal 8,300 violationsTransport authorities in Nizhny Novgorod have inspected 560 buses, uncovering nearly 8,300 violations that resulted in fines totaling 2.9 million rubles (approximately $29,000 at current rates).
Transport cards now free to top up through bank appsTransport cards in Krasnoyarsk Krai can now be recharged without fees using SberBank Online and T-Karta apps, as announced by the regional transport minister.
Cable car in Nizhny Novgorod closes late JanuaryThe cable car linking Bor and Nizhny Novgorod will be closed for several hours on January 23 for technical inspections, according to the regional transport ministry.
Deputy Proposes Free Parking During SnowfallsDeputy Ruslan Polkuev has proposed waiving fees for uncleared parking spaces, but regional authorities stated they will focus on improving cleaning.