Sixteen trolleybus drivers in Chita have signed contracts w…

Sixteen trolleybus drivers in Chita have signed contracts with the Ministry of Defense. As a result of the staffing shortage, only half of the city’s trolleybuses are currently in operation, according to Andrey Gurulev, a member of the United Russia party, speaking to Chita.ru.

"We should let girls drive trolleybuses the way it was in my youth, as I recall. Besides, vehicles are much more comfortable now,"В Gurulev said.

The deputy asserted that trolleybuses are a hallmark of Chita and that housing prices are higher in areas served by their routes.В Gurulev also noted that trolleybus drivers earn 60,000 rubles before taxes.

Meanwhile, Irkutsk faces a similar issue, with at least 15 trolleybus drivers joining the war effort due to low wages. In July, the mayor of Novokuznetsk in Kemerovo Oblast ordered the creation of a "female squad"В to address the driver shortage.

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