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I don't think marsa, as they're called where I'm from, are the same thing as described here. At least in my home country, they serve routes that don't get enoug
by Etheryte 1y ago
I don't think marsa, as they're called where I'm from, are the same thing as described here. At least in my home country, they serve routes that don't get enough traffic for a large bus, so they have their own numbers and routes. Usually you would get one if you're going to a small village in the countryside or similar.
- keiferski 1y agoHmm; not sure then. I remember riding one of these in Odesa about a decade ago, from the airport to the city (presumably a route that would be busy enough to have a bus line.)
- throw310822 1y agoWell I was indeed thinking of marshrutkas, at least as a saw and used them (many) years ago.
- pydry 1y agoThey operate in post-soviet cities too, especially between microdistricts.