The key facts

  • Passengers complained about the volume of advertising clips on monitors on Tashkent buses
  • The monitors are leased to an entrepreneur who won an E-auction
  • The tenant was instructed to lower the volume; the company took the issue under control

Passenger complaints and the company's response

The joint-stock company Tashkent Shahar Trans Khizmat responded to passenger complaints about the volume of advertising clips broadcast on monitors in the capital's public transport. Reports about this were circulating on social media, and the company took public opinion into account.

How advertising on buses works

According to the company, the monitors in bus cabins have been leased to an entrepreneur who became the winner through the E-auksion platform. Taking into account the appeals on social media and public opinion, a meeting was held with representatives of this business entity.

Results of the negotiations

During the negotiations, it was emphasized that the volume of advertising materials should be kept at a level that does not interfere with passengers' communication and the driver's attention. The tenant was instructed to lower the volume of advertising clips and not to create excessive noise.

Monitoring implementation

The company reported that it has taken this issue under its control and is taking measures to create a comfortable environment in public transport.