The Cost of 107 New Buses That Started Service in Konya 407 Million 115 Thousand Liras

5 buses, which are the last stage of the new buses purchased by Konya Metropolitan Municipality, which has not increased student boarding fees for 3 years and civilian boarding fees for 11 years, came to Konya. Mayor of Konya Metropolitan Municipality Uğur İbrahim Altay said, “We said that we will bring the most beautiful buses of Turkey, which are locally produced, to our city. Together with the 11 solo buses we received yesterday, we have included all 107 new buses in our fleet. The buses we bought with our own resources for 407 million 115 thousand liras will be beneficial for our city.” said.

Konya Metropolitan Municipality Mayor Uğur İbrahim Altay said that they are working day and night to provide citizens with a quality and comfortable public transportation service in Konya, which has a larger area than many countries with its geographical area of ​​42 thousand square kilometers. Noting that they are also the metropolitan municipality that provides the highest quality service at the most affordable price, Mayor Altay reminded that in Konya, student boarding fees have not been increased for 5 years and civilian boarding fees have not been increased for 3 years.

107 ALL BUS PURCHASED WITH OWN RESOURCES

Stating that all the buses they promised at the beginning of the year were delivered to strengthen the public transportation fleet, Mayor Altay said, “We said that we will bring the most beautiful buses of Turkey, which are domestic production, to our city. Together with the 11 solo buses we received yesterday, we have included all 107 new buses in our fleet. We bought the buses with our own resources for 407 million 115 thousand liras. It is very important for our Konya to achieve this without using any financing. We are proud of making our public transportation fleet much stronger. Good luck to our Konya.” used the phrases.

107 buses purchased by Konya Metropolitan Municipality; 47 are CNG, 11 are diesel, 58 are solo, 28 are CNG and articulated, 19 are diesel semi-travel type and 2 are CNG double-deckers.