Direct bus services along route No. 300 between Yangiyul and Tashkent have officially resumed following numerous appeals from local residents and community activists. The buses run from the Yangiyul bus station to the South Station in the capital, with a single-trip fare set at 5,000 soms.

This transport route had a long-standing history, operating continuously since 1963, before regular services were abruptly halted in June of this year. Following the cancellation, residents of Yangiyul repeatedly petitioned the relevant authorities to restore the familiar and essential public transportation link.

After reviewing the submitted complaints and requests, the route was restructured and officially designated as an interregional long-distance route designated as VSh-1180 "ASHB Yangiyul (Tashkent Region) — ASHB South Station (Tashkent City)".

Along the route, buses make scheduled stops at several notable locations, including the shoe factory, the printing house, the Zhunarik neighborhood, "Turt kiz", "Tinchlik", "Chamanzor", the Tuyabuguz reservoir, as well as the "Kuyeshli" market and the Chilanzar clothing market.

Passengers are provided with payment flexibility, as fares can be settled not only in cash but also via an electronic payment system operating on the route. It is worth noting that the country's authorities have announced plans to fully transition to cashless fare collection in suburban trains and buses.

Source: podrobno.uz