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Alexander Lukashenko instructed to address the issue of queues for minibuses during peak hours, including by attracting additional vehicles to popular routes, including electric transport. The President noted that electric transport is developing in Belarus: pilot projects have been implemented in Shklov, Zhodino, and Novopolotsk. In total, there are more than 44,000 electric vehicles operating in the country, with over 1,870 charging stations. Alexander Lukashenko: In this regard, it is surprising why there is a shortage of public transport in suburban and intercity communication. This issue is raised by people, including on social networks. <...> Cant we replace these minibuses, Alexander Heinrichovich, with buses? We need to put in place, not only buses with internal combustion engines but also electric buses. And let them go. People will gladly travel. Its comfortable, they breathe air in this bus, they dont sit there (like in minibuses - Note from BELTA) cramped. According to the President, this would also be a safer mode of transport: Well, we might lose 2-3 minutes, but we will be alive and healthy.
