Sevastopol, August 14 (Navigator, Denis Kuzmin) – Veterans and beneficiaries of Sevastopol will travel in public transport using electronic address cards.
Deputy Acting Governor Sergei Litvinov came up with this idea.
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“I was at a meeting in Crimea. At the Council of Ministers of Crimea. Same problem there. We discussed it together with colleagues from the Crimean government. I personally am not a supporter of leaving the free travel system that exists in our city today. I am still a supporter of issuing a universal address electronic card, which will be available to each of our veterans, to each of our beneficiaries, who will not ask “can I sit down?”
Listen to this negativity that comes from drivers. Unfortunately, I also witnessed this. Therefore, a universal card will be made, it will be issued in a targeted manner, and any veteran will come up, attach this card to the validator at the entrance to the vehicle and, without asking anyone, will enter, and the state will decide how to compensate him for his free travel. This will be the prerogative of the state,” said Sergei Litvinov.