18 Questions
Almaty has a well-established metro system that has been operating for decades.
False
The first metro line in Almaty is 45km long.
False
Almaty is the first city in central Asia to have a metro system.
False
The metro system in Almaty runs from north to south.
True
Buses are the least popular form of public transport in Almaty.
False
800 of Almaty's buses use petrol for fuel.
False
There are five trolley bus routes in Almaty.
False
The city's new trolley buses use diesel for fuel.
False
You can hire a bike for a month in Almaty.
True
The first metro line in Almaty opened in 2001.
False
Almaty is the only city in central Asia to have a metro system.
False
The metro system in Almaty runs from east to west.
False
Buses are the most popular form of public transport in Almaty.
True
800 of Almaty's buses use electricity for fuel.
False
There are more than 200 trolley bus routes in Almaty.
False
The city's new trolley buses use electricity for fuel.
True
You can hire a bike for a year in Almaty.
True
You have to pay for a bike even if you return it before 30 minutes.
False
Study Notes
Almaty's Transportation System
- Almaty has a metro system, which is the second in central Asia, with the first line opening in 2011.
- The metro line is 11km long and has nine stops, running from Raiymbek Batyr in the north to Moskva in the south-west.
- In the future, there will be three metro lines covering 45 km.
- The metro system is popular, with 45,000 people using it every weekday.
Bus System
- Buses are the most popular form of public transport in Almaty, with 160 bus routes.
- Buses are useful for traveling to villages outside the city.
- 800 of Almaty's buses use gas for fuel, reducing pollution.
- The city has introduced real-time information on bus locations, making it easier to plan journeys.
- The city plans to buy electric buses in the future to reduce pollution and emissions.
Trolley Bus System
- There are eight trolley bus routes in Almaty, with 195 new buses.
- The city recently bought new trolley buses, which are comfortable and environmentally friendly.
- Trolley buses use electricity, not petrol or diesel, making them a more sustainable option.
Bike Rental System
- Almaty has a bike rental system, with around 50 bike stations and over 250 bikes.
- Bike stations are located near metro stations and on main streets.
- Bikes can be rented for 30 minutes or up to a year, with free rental for under 30 minutes.
Almaty's Transportation System
- Almaty has a metro system, which is the second in central Asia, with the first line opening in 2011.
- The metro line is 11km long and has nine stops, running from Raiymbek Batyr in the north to Moskva in the south-west.
- In the future, there will be three metro lines covering 45 km.
- The metro system is popular, with 45,000 people using it every weekday.
Bus System
- Buses are the most popular form of public transport in Almaty, with 160 bus routes.
- Buses are useful for traveling to villages outside the city.
- 800 of Almaty's buses use gas for fuel, reducing pollution.
- The city has introduced real-time information on bus locations, making it easier to plan journeys.
- The city plans to buy electric buses in the future to reduce pollution and emissions.
Trolley Bus System
- There are eight trolley bus routes in Almaty, with 195 new buses.
- The city recently bought new trolley buses, which are comfortable and environmentally friendly.
- Trolley buses use electricity, not petrol or diesel, making them a more sustainable option.
Bike Rental System
- Almaty has a bike rental system, with around 50 bike stations and over 250 bikes.
- Bike stations are located near metro stations and on main streets.
- Bikes can be rented for 30 minutes or up to a year, with free rental for under 30 minutes.
Explore the transportation system in Almaty, including its metro and bus systems, their routes, and future development plans.
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