Another kilometer of BRT dedicated lane opens in Tashkent
A new section of a dedicated bus lane, about one kilometer long, has been put into operation on Shahrisabz Street in Tashkent, the Ministry of Transport of Uzbekistan reported.
After the commissioning of this section, the total length of the continuous dedicated BRT lane in the capital has reached almost 8 kilometers, according to the ministry's statement.
According to the Ministry of Transport, the BRT system in Tashkent is needed so that buses can move faster through the city. The new section on Shahrisabz Street is intended for buses and is separated from the general traffic flow.
The ministry noted that work on the development of this system in the city is ongoing. The deadlines for the next stages and the streets where new sections will appear are not specified in the ministry's statement.
What it means
The continuous dedicated BRT lane in Tashkent now has a length of almost 8 km; the new section runs along Shahrisabz Street.
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Published 25 October 2026, 10:16 · No updates · Russian original
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