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New Buses to be put in Traffic from Monday

Published: May 6, 2017
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sarajevo11From Monday, May 8th, GRAS public enterprise will put in traffic GRAS put eight newly-made buses on natural gas.

Before the official launch, weekend test runs will take place, and the vehicles will drive on the lines from the City Hall – Dobrinja, 16 Dom Armije – Bare, 16b Dom Armije – Koševsko Brdo, 21 Sutjeska – Vogošća, 27 Ilidža – Sokolović Kolonija and 31 Nedžarići – Dobrinja.

“There are eight buses, and the funds have been provided by GRAS workers by giving up one meal and thanks to this, these vehicles will significantly improve the quality of public transport services, especially from the ecological aspect of the”, was reported from GRAS.

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