Turkey, which has made significant progress in the fight against the coronavirus epidemic, will implement very important normalization plans after June 3. While the travel ban is expected to be lifted, bus companies are completing their final preparations. Sector representatives said that the use of HES code in travels initiated for railways and airlines will also be integrated into bus travels. The HES code will be shared with the relevant travel company when purchasing a ticket, so that all passengers can be questioned whether they carry the risk of coronavirus and the travel of risky people will not be approved.
new 'normalization plans to mitigate the coronavirus measures after June 3 in Turkey' will be implemented.
While the parks and beaches are expected to be revisited in the new period, millions of citizens are eager to stop the intercity travel ban.
Yeni Şafak'Assessment found in a Turkey Bus Federation President Birol Özcan, iron and said he would be integrated into the bus trip started HES code of practice for airlines.
Stating that the interior, health and transportation ministries have prepared an integrated software system, Özcan shared the information that “This application will be launched for bus travels until 10 days at the latest.”
“IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR BUSES TO COMPETE”
Stating that there are important problems affecting bus companies, Özcan said, “The fare for the Konya-Istanbul journey in rail systems has been made 37.5 lira. The rail system is paid by the state, the personnel by the state, bridges and highways are not paid by the state. If moved to this fare, which one would a passenger choose? "Bus companies do not have such an opportunity," he said.
7 PREVENTS PASSENGER CARRYING
Expressing that 27 people can sit in the glass-to-glass seating arrangement in buses, Özcan emphasized that bringing a 50 percent capacity limit prevents the transportation of 7 passengers.
DISCOUNT REQUEST FOR TRANSITION FEES
Özcan also said that the buses did not operate at full capacity and they expected a reduction in the tolls at Yavuz Sultan Selim and Osmangazi Bridge.
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