Sevastopol and Yalta will connect most the world's longest trolleybus route
Sevastopol authorities intend to build a trolleybus route from the airport " Belbek " to Yalta, located in the resort area on the southern coast of the Crimea, was notified to the environment Agency citing the Deputy head of the Sevastopol Sergey Litvinov.
in the case of project implementation, the Line may become the longest trolleybus line in the world (more than 90 kilometers). As reported previously the head of the Ministry of transport of the Russian Federation Maxim Sokolov, currently the world record also belongs to the line that starts in Yalta and connecting this city with the capital of Crimea, Simferopol (80 kilometers). Line Belbek - Yalta will be one of the few in Russia trolley lines connecting different regions (such is, in particular, between Moscow and its suburbs in the Metropolitan area).
" we will have our own Airport " Belbek ", which planned to put the trolley in Yalta As an alternative trolley message Simferopol - Yalta. We road the best quality, our trolley will be more in demand ", - quotes Litvinova " Criminals ".
Litvinov said that the project of creating a line Belbek - Yalta now actively being worked out, reports the Agency.
Crimea and located on the Crimean Peninsula Sevastopol became the Russian regions After the last March 16 referendum in which an overwhelming number of residents were in favour of secession from Ukraine's reunification with Russia. Then the number of regions in the Russian Federation increased to 85, the Crimea became the 22nd Republic of the Russian Federation, and Sevastopol - third of the Federal city (along with Moscow and St. Petersburg).
Airport " Belbek " is located in the Northern part of Sevastopol and now takes the aircraft. For example, in the environment As this airport has landed the plane of the President of the Russian Federation centuries Putin, who arrived on a working trip to the Crimean Peninsula. Authorities suggest the development of the airport and development on its basis of the Sevastopol airlines.
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