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A fire in the capital's underground train network apparently caused by a short circuit resulted in line closures yesterday from morning rush hour until lunchtime.
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Netizens are astounded by the ingenuity of the Lviv thieves who made off with a tram and then crashed it into the side of a building after joyriding around town.
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Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
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Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.
A fire in the capital's underground train network apparently caused by a short circuit resulted in line closures yesterday from morning rush hour until lunchtime.1
Netizens are astounded by the ingenuity of the Lviv thieves who made off with a tram and then crashed it into the side of a building after joyriding around town.
Moscow's municipal transport agency plans to regulate the popular form of transport, characterised by minibuses and foreign drivers, over the next two-three years.
Netizens wonder whether the hundreds of millions of roubles spent on new interactive touchscreen panels at bus-stops in the centre of the capital are worth it.