Tbilisi Mayor Kakha Kaladze said that 40 new metro wagon cars will be purchased in the near future.
He also said that the current fleet of mini-buses in the capital must be replaced staring in 2020 and has instructed Deputy Mayor Irakli Khmaladze to start negotiations with Tbilisi Minibus for the process to begin as soon as possible.
Kaladze says that the negotiations with Tbilisi Minibus “must lead to a concrete replacement plan” in two weeks, Agenda.ge reported.
The company leadership has responded that they are ready for changes "if the current fee is rechecked, as Tbilisi Minibus has suffered much due to the devaluation of the national currency."
