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Marshrutnoye Taksi

The marshrutka, or shared taxi, has the advantage of carrying fewer people than a regular city bus or metro (where you may often find standing room only), while only charging a few rubles more (generally 12- 15 rubles -- about 50 cents). You will have to read the signs posted on the sides to find your destination (wear your glasses), or simply ask.


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