"Iron" reason not to go to give

Tickets for all RER no longer afford

Ten thousand houses along railway roads in the areas Upper Volga abandoned by their owners. Reason - a serious appreciation of travel in suburban electric.
Vegetables and fruits from their cottages have always been of great help for residents of towns of Upper Volga. Now, many, unfortunately, will have to abandon the pleasures of rest and work on his plot.
-- Residents of the area often bought cottages at a time when they travel by rail was very cheap - said the regional chairman of Yaroslavl Union gardening, non-profit associations ogorodnicheskih Anatoly Karev. -- Since then, much has changed, and tens of thousands of gardeners have to spend on the road several times more money than they have to face grown berries and vegetables. And to some horticultural associations, such as "Neftestroevets", "Azure", "Construction", it is impossible to reach by bus.
However, Yaroslavl in this regard is not at the very critical situation. If there are paying 6 rubles 70 kopecks per zone, the inhabitants of the Vologda region are forced to give over an area about 10 rubles. It may soon be in this situation and kostromichi.
-- Administration of Kostroma region has not paid compensation to Northern Railway losses from suburban passenger traffic - tells a specialist sector to work with the media service of Public Relations Northern Railway Love Solovyov. -- If the current rate of 6.7 rubles suburban transport is unprofitable for railway workers. Thus, only for the first quarter of this year from the commuter traffic in the Kostroma region, we lost more than 19.6 million rubles. Now, despite the problem, the residents of the area was still riding a commuter train.
Thanks to the care of railway as "unobtrusively" underlines M. Love, immediately recalling that "the current state of affairs when the road has the right to cancel or loss-making train and raise their value to the commercial".
Because of the high cost of the ticket is now once again not to give congress.
Irina Malikova