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By Trend
The number of bus trips from Baku to Azerbaijan’s Shusha and Aghdam districts liberated from Armenia’s occupation has been doubled, the Azerbaijani Ministry of Digital Development and Transport told Trend.
According to the ministry, so far, 12 trips to Shusha and Aghdam have been successfully made.
Citizens purchased more than 1,100 tickets for those trips.
Some changes have been made to the bus schedule, taking into account the routing analysis, the dynamics of demand, ticket sales, as well as the wishes of passengers.
As a result of the analysis, it was revealed that there is a bigger demand for the Baku-Shusha-Baku trip.
In this regard, a decision was made to launch an additional trip on this route.
The Baku-Shusha-Baku bus trip will be made three times a week, rather than two times, from February 16.
Changes in the schedule of trips to other routes are as follows:
Bus schedule | ||||||
Route | Departure time | Arrival time in destination | Departure time from destination | Arrival time to point of departure | Travel days | One way ticket price |
Baku-Shusha-Baku | 6:30 (GMT+4) | 13:00 (GMT+4) | 15:30 (GMT+4) | 22:00 (GMT+4) | presently: Saturdays and Sundays From Feb. 16, 2022: Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays | 10.40 manat ($6.1) |
Ahmadbayli-Shusha - Ahmadbayli (express) | 10:00 (GMT+4) | 12:00 (GMT+4) | 14:30 (GMT+4) | 16:30 (GMT+4) | presently: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays From Feb. 22, 2022: Tuesdays and Thursdays | 7 manat ($4.1) |
Baku-Aghdam-Baku | 6:30 (GMT+4) | 12:30 (GMT+4) | 15:00 (GMT+4) | 21:00 (GMT+4) | presently: Mondays and Thursdays From March: Saturdays | 9.40 manat ($5.5) |
Barda-Aghdam-Barda (express) | 10:00 (GMT+4) | 12:00 (GMT+4) | 14:30 (GMT+4) | 16:30 (GMT+4) | Tuesdays, Wednesdays | 5 manat ($2.9) |
One of the important changes is the removal of the restriction made at the first stage (only one trip a year), taking into account the numerous appeals of citizens. Citizens can now travel in any direction without any restrictions.
The drivers and volunteers accompanying passengers in buses were involved in mine safety instructions.