System put into operation after 10-year project delays
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Kazakhstan has put into operation an unmanned light rail transit system, sources report.
The project was completed 10 years after initial planning. The launch of the automated system represents an attempt to modernize urban transportation in the republic and introduce cutting-edge technologies into infrastructure.
Kazakhstan has launched an unmanned light metro system without operators, controlled automatically using digital technologies. The project was implemented over 10 years with numerous delays but has finally been put into operation.
The new route will reduce road congestion and improve transport connectivity between city districts for residents' daily commutes. The project demonstrates Kazakhstan's strategic transition to modern infrastructure technologies, which could influence the development of other urban services and investments in the country.
Mehmet Yılmaz