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Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin participated in an interdepartmental meeting to summarize the results of official activities to ensure road safety in 2025 and further cooperation in the implementation of the Strategy for Improving Road Safety in Russia for the Period up to 2030 and for the Future up to 2036.

The meeting was also attended by Vladimir Simonenko, Head of the Presidential Executive Office for the Formation and Activities of the State Council of the Russian Federation; Alexander Gorovoy, First Deputy Minister of Internal Affairs; Mikhail Chernikov, Head of the Main Directorate for Road Safety of the Ministry of Internal Affairs; and representatives of other relevant agencies.

"The country's development and the state of the economy largely depend on the quality and safety of transporting people and cargo on roads. This is a crucial element that requires increasing attention. Tremendous results have been achieved in recent years. Despite a roughly 10.5% increase in motorization and a 60% increase in traffic on federal highways, the number of fatalities and injuries in road accidents has decreased by 27% and 24%, respectively, since 2017. I note that these figures represent more than 20,000 lives saved. This is a major, systematic effort, for which I thank my colleagues from relevant agencies and everyone involved in this crucial issue. We will continue this work as part of the national project 'Infrastructure for Life' and the six-year road development plan," said Marat Khusnullin.

The meeting participants paid special attention to the issue of pedestrian safety and reducing child road traffic injuries.

The Deputy Prime Minister instructed governors to personally oversee the implementation of action plans to reduce road traffic fatalities, accident rates, and the number of accident-prone areas.

Following the meeting, specific tasks were set for each area of activity to be addressed in the coming year.

In 2025, Russian President Vladimir Putin approved the Strategy for Improving Road Safety in the Russian Federation through 2030 and into 2036. The goal was to reduce road traffic fatalities by 50% by 2030 and by 50% by 2036.

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The Great African Expedition, which began in 2024, has been completed. Research was conducted in the waters of six coastal countries in Northwest and Southeast Africa, including Morocco, Mauritania, Guinea-Bissau, the Republic of Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Mozambique. The expedition was carried out by two research vessels, the Atlantis and the Atlantiro. The main objective was to assess the status of biological resources in Africa's exclusive economic zones. This is the first such large-scale fisheries research conducted off the African continent in modern Russian history; similar work has not been conducted since the 1980s.

"During the Great African Expedition, we completed the tasks of studying the prospects for developing domestic fisheries in remote marine areas and strengthening cooperation with our African partners. The data obtained has practical significance for ensuring sustainable, efficient, and environmentally safe fishing. This is the first such large-scale study in the modern history of our country. The expedition once again confirmed the Russian Federation's status as a leading maritime power. Furthermore, Russia is contributing to global food security and the conservation of aquatic biodiversity," noted Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Dmitry Patrushev.

One of the first practical results of the Great African Expedition was the development of Russian fisheries in the Kingdom of Morocco's Atlantic fishing zone. Relevant agreements were reached, and an agreement on cooperation between our countries in marine fisheries was signed in 2025. Over the past few years, the maximum annual Russian catch in Morocco's Atlantic fishing zone has been approximately 60,000 tons. This figure is expected to increase to 90,000–100,000 tons. Fishing companies have confirmed their readiness to increase their catch of pelagic species, primarily mackerel and horse mackerel, in this area.

"The large African expedition was a strategically important event in expanding the geography of Russian scientific research. It was conducted in collaboration with scientists from coastal countries, and the information gathered will be used to organize fisheries operations with our African partners," emphasized Ilya Shestakov, head of the Federal Agency for Fisheries.

During the expedition, scientific ties were re-established with African research institutes and centers, which could serve as a foundation for developing cooperation in fisheries. A bilateral agreement on cooperation in fisheries research was signed with the Republic of Mozambique.

The research was conducted over the course of a year and a half. Scientists are currently continuing to analyze the data obtained during the expedition and prepare recommendations for Russian fishermen.

In addition, in 2025, the first session of the Russian-Sierra Leone Fisheries Commission was held, during which the Republic of Sierra Leone expressed its readiness to allocate to the Russian side a catch quota of 40,000 tons of various aquatic biological resources and provide access to its waters to 20 vessels.

The large African expedition has opened up new prospects for the Russian fishing fleet. Russian fishermen are interested in developing additional fishing grounds and increasing their catch. Developing the fishery and sharing scientific data could form the basis for establishing joint ventures with coastal countries, opening up additional markets and strengthening Russia's position in Africa.

The large African expedition began in August 2024. The decision to conduct it was made following the Russia–Africa Forum summit in 2023. Thanks to the support of the Russian Government, the project received federal (state) status.

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The seventh cohort of the free educational program "Architects.rf," aimed at the professional development of specialists in architecture, urban planning, and public administration, concluded in Moscow. In the final module, the finalists presented their projects, as announced by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"The 'Architects.rf' program was created to train a new generation of specialists who will transform the appearance of our cities and address territorial development challenges within the framework of the 'Infrastructure for Life' national project. According to the Presidential Decree, we must improve the quality of life in key communities by 30% by 2030 and by 60% by 2036. The program has consistently generated strong interest from the professional community: over 1,200 applications from 87 regions across the country were received for this program, and 100 specialists from 61 cities have completed the training. As a result of the past programs, 59 graduates are working as chief architects in cities and regions. Their design ideas are being put into practice, directly improving life in these communities," said Marat Khusnullin.

The seventh cohort's educational program included four in-person modules. The initial module in Moscow focused on key trends in public administration and territorial development. The regional module consisted of expeditions to Samara, Nizhny Novgorod, Tyumen, and Yekaterinburg, and concluded in Kazan, where participants explored development, revitalization, and urban management practices.

The international module in China allowed participants to learn about Beijing's urban development practices through over 30 excursions and meetings with representatives of relevant agencies. The final module in Moscow served as a platform for the presentation of 36 final projects: 15 group projects and 21 individual ones.

"Today, the demand for a high-quality, modern, and comfortable living environment is higher than ever in Russia. The President's ambitious goal lies ahead: developing 200 master plans by 2030. We understand that fulfilling this mandate directly depends on the industry's human resources. Over the eight years of the Architects.rf program, we have graduated 727 highly qualified specialists from 83 regions of the country. This is a vibrant, growing network of professionals who are currently changing the face of our cities and towns from Kaliningrad to Chukotka. Training, sharing experiences, and best international practices are a direct investment in the horizons of those who will make the most important decisions for the country's development," noted Vitaly Mutko, CEO of DOM.RF.

Among the program's graduate projects is the Uralruin landscape-ruin park. Conceived before the program, the project was further developed during the program. It is Russia's first landscape-ruin park in the Iset River floodplain in the Sverdlovsk region. The project's goal is to draw attention to abandoned and half-forgotten places and revitalize them.

Another project, "March to the Factory," was developed by a team of finalists in the "Arkhitektory.rf" program. It aims to revive a historic factory in Kyshtym, Chelyabinsk Oblast. Through various activities, such as photo walks, the project's creators engage residents in the transformation of the old industrial zone, laying the foundation for its integration into the urban fabric.

The program participants' ideas are also being applied in regulatory work. Methodological recommendations for the development of river passenger infrastructure, developed under the program, were actively used in the development of the "Yacht Harbors: Design Rules" code of practice, which was developed by specialists from the Moscow State University of Civil Engineering with financial support from DOM.RF.

The "Architects.rf" program has been implemented by DOM.RF since 2018 with the support of the Government and the Ministry of Construction. It is currently part of the "Infrastructure for Life" national project. Since then, program participants have visited 64 communities, nine countries, and 21 foreign cities. The program will be launched for the eighth time in 2026.

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Construction companies are increasingly deciding to implement their investment projects in Donbas and Novorossiya. In doing so, they are shaping the primary housing market in these regions and contributing to the overall development of their infrastructure. For example, in the Luhansk People's Republic, permits have been issued for the construction of 28 apartment buildings in six residential complexes. The projects will be implemented by developers participating in the free economic zone (FEZ), as announced by Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

"Thanks to developers' projects, a new, modern living environment is being created, and overall economic activity in the reunified regions is growing. At the same time, they can take advantage of significant benefits and preferences within the SEZ. For example, six more such companies, including representatives from the federal developer list, have received permits to build 28 high-rise buildings in the LPR. A total of 43 RNS permits have been issued in the republic to date," the Deputy Prime Minister said.

Marat Khusnullin added that the SEZ's management company is the Territorial Development Fund, which has provided 43 land plots totaling 154 hectares to investors in the LPR for sublease without a tender for the implementation of investment projects in housing construction.

"The total area of the future residential complexes 'Family Quarter,' 'Prostor,' 'Zarya,' 'Trilistnik,' 'Luzhki,' and 'Svoboda' will be 313,400 square meters. These buildings will house over 4,000 apartments. The projects not only include the construction of apartment buildings but also the creation of comprehensive infrastructure for comfortable living, including kindergartens, schools, and recreation areas," added FRT General Director Vasily Kupyzin.

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On the eve of Russian Science Day, Dmitry Chernyshenko invited businesses, scientists, and engineers to participate in the Future Technologies Forum. "Join us," said Dmitry Chernyshenko.

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1. Under the leadership of the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation M.V. Mishustin and the Vice-President of the Federative Republic of Brazil J. Alckmin, the VIII meeting of the Russian-Brazilian High-Level Commission on Cooperation (HLC) was held on February 5, 2026 in Brasilia.

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The Russian-Brazilian High-Level Commission on Cooperation (HLC), chaired by the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation and the Vice President of the Federative Republic of Brazil, was established in accordance with an agreement between the Presidents of Russia and Brazil during their meeting at the 50th session of the UN General Assembly in New York in 1995, with the aim of comprehensively enhancing bilateral relations. A joint statement establishing the HLC was signed on November 21, 1997, during an official visit to Brazil by Russian Foreign Minister Yevgeny Primakov.

The CVU consists of the Intergovernmental Russian-Brazilian Commission on Trade, Economic, Scientific and Technical Cooperation (IPC) (which includes working groups on trade, economic and industrial cooperation, scientific and technical cooperation and cooperation in the field of education, interbank and financial cooperation, cooperation in the field of energy and the peaceful use of nuclear energy, cooperation in the field of peaceful use of outer space, military-technical cooperation, customs cooperation, cooperation in the field of culture and sports, and an agricultural committee) and a commission on political issues.

The Chairman of the Russian part of the IGC is M.G. Reshetnikov, Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. The Chairman of the Brazilian part of the IGC is M.D. da Rocha, Secretary General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil. The 12th meeting of the IGC was held in Moscow in February 2024.

The Political Affairs Commission, which is an integral part of the CVU, is chaired, in accordance with established practice, by the Deputy Foreign Ministers of Russia and Brazil, who oversee bilateral relations (S.A. Ryabkov on the Russian side and S.Klibank on the Brazilian side). The last meeting of the Political Affairs Commission co-chairs took place in Brasilia on February 27, 2025.

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M. Mishustin: Esteemed Mr. Vice President, distinguished colleagues! Dear friends!

I am pleased to welcome you, Mr. Geraldo Alckmin, and all the participants of the meeting. First of all, I would like to thank our Brazilian friends for the warm welcome extended to the Russian delegation.

Our visit to Brazil is being carried out at the direction of Russian President Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin. He emphasized that Russia and Brazil, which stood at the origins of BRICS, are consistent supporters of the formation of a truly equitable multipolar world order. Cooperation between Russia and Brazil is steadily developing and is being filled with new mutually beneficial projects in various fields.

We actively cooperate in the trade and economic sphere.

Brazil is our leading foreign trade partner in Latin America, accounting for approximately half of the region's total trade turnover. It also maintains a leading position in the domestic food market, primarily in meat and coffee.

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Mikhail Mishustin arrived in the Federative Republic of Brazil.

Russia provides about a quarter of Brazil's needs for imported mineral fertilizers.

This mutually beneficial cooperation allows us to make a significant joint contribution to food security.

The structural changes taking place in the global economy, the rapid spread of modern technologies, and the processes of global digitalization and energy transition undoubtedly open up additional opportunities for expanding Russian-Brazilian cooperation.

The heads of our states have proposed creating a technological alliance to accelerate the launch of joint long-term projects in science-intensive fields.

To be continued…

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Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev chaired a nationwide meeting dedicated to the crop production sector's performance last year, its development prospects through 2030, and preparations for the upcoming sowing campaign. The meeting was attended by senior officials from the Ministry of Agriculture, Roshydromet, Rosselkhoznadzor, Rosagroleasing, representatives of the Federal Assembly, and regional leaders.

The Deputy Prime Minister noted that last year, crop production increased by 9%, which was a major contributor to the positive production dynamics of the entire agricultural sector. Taking into account harvests in new regions, the third-largest grain harvest ever recorded was approximately 142 million tons, over 93 million tons of which was wheat. Furthermore, last year's harvest saw new record highs for legumes, soybeans, and rapeseed. Vegetable and potato harvests will fully meet the needs of the domestic market.

"To ensure proper preparation for seasonal fieldwork, the Ministry of Agriculture and the regions have approved the 2026 cropping area structure. The total area is expected to reach 83 million hectares, exceeding the 2025 figure. Approximately 20 million hectares of winter crops have already been sown for this year's harvest. Experts estimate that 97% of the crops are currently in good condition. These are very good results. For reference, the same period last year saw 87%. Meanwhile, the area sown to spring crops this year is expected to reach 56 million hectares. To ensure uninterrupted sowing, the Ministry of Agriculture and the regions must constantly monitor the availability of material and technical resources for all our farmers," said Dmitry Patrushev.

Furthermore, the Deputy Prime Minister tasked the state of winter crops with monitoring and prompt action if the situation worsens. Also, given the structure of crop acreage, it is necessary to monitor the availability and quality of seeds, equipment readiness, and the availability of chemicals. The Ministry of Agriculture and the Ministry of Energy of Russia were also instructed to develop a fuel supply plan with suppliers in advance.

Overall, the meeting noted that preparations for spring fieldwork are proceeding as planned. Some regions, including Stavropol, Altai, and Primorsky Krais, have planned a significant increase in planted acreage this year.

The heads of several regions have provided information on their readiness for the season. In the coming weeks, if the weather is favorable, farmers in southern Russia and the North Caucasus may begin fertilizing winter crops.

To monitor the processes, the Ministry of Agriculture will hold a series of on-site meetings in federal districts.

The Deputy Prime Minister reiterated the goal of increasing agricultural production and exports by 2030. To achieve these goals and maintain the financial stability of farmers, the Russian Government continues to provide extensive support to the industry. Total funding for 2026 is planned at over 542 billion rubles. Of this, over 90 billion rubles have been allocated for direct subsidies to farmers, and 26.5 billion rubles are earmarked for new short-term preferential loans. Most of this amount is used to support seasonal fieldwork. 5.5 billion rubles have been allocated for the development of agricultural insurance.

Dmitry Patrushev stated that achieving the new goals requires improving the technological advancement of the agricultural industry and reducing production costs. To this end, five strategic areas for the further development of crop production have been identified: maintaining and improving soil fertility, breeding and seed production, the use of agrochemicals, the use of unmanned vehicles, and adapting crop production to climate change.

The Deputy Prime Minister emphasized that, in the face of fierce market competition, it is crucial to find ways to reduce production costs at every stage. Promising developments that demonstrate the potential for cost reduction should be widely implemented in the industry. The Russian Ministry of Agriculture has been instructed to replicate positive examples and facilitate the exchange of experience.

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Tatyana Golikova opened the "Russia – a Family of Families" marathon organized by the Russian Knowledge Society.

Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova opened the "Russia – A Family of Families" marathon organized by the Russian Knowledge Society. The large-scale event is taking place at the National Center "Russia."

The marathon aims to showcase the strength, potential, and harmony of the peoples of Russia, allowing everyone to feel part of a large, united family. Lectures, master classes, exhibitions, and film screenings are organized for four thousand young people—representatives of over 190 nationalities of the Russian Federation, as well as foreign guests. The main event will be the grand opening of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia, a ceremony that will encompass all regions via a teleconference with participants from 89 constituent entities of the Russian Federation.

"The Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia is a truly momentous event. This year is about each of us, because it is our multinational people who form the foundation of our great country's unity. It is symbolic that the opening is taking place at the National Center 'Russia'—a place where the best traditions and generational ties are concentrated, and where the country's achievements and victories are presented. Russia is home to 194 peoples, each unique and distinctive. Mutual understanding and unity have always been the hallmarks of our interaction. Throughout the state's more than 1,000-year history, it is cohesion, consolidation, and unity that have helped the country develop and overcome the most difficult challenges. This was the case during the war, it is the case now, and it will always be the case," Tatyana Golikova addressed the participants.

The Deputy Prime Minister noted that Russia's strength lies in its intangible heritage: 300 languages are spoken, making it the most multilingual country in the world. Schools teach 75 languages, the media speaks 65 languages, and books are written in 90 languages. Therefore, in 2022, Vladimir Putin signed a decree on the intangible ethnocultural heritage of the Russian Federation—fairy tales, epics, dances, songs, and cuisine. "I can't help but mention our indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia, and the Far East. We have 47 of them, living in 28 regions of the country. And therefore, another very important document, which was launched in 2026, is the concept for the development of indigenous peoples of the North, Siberia, and the Far East, aimed at fostering the traditions and habitats of indigenous peoples. This is all what we must focus on, what we must invest in together, and what we must develop," Tatyana Golikova emphasized in her speech.

Following the marathon's opening, the Deputy Prime Minister visited areas for sports, creative arts, and culinary master classes dedicated to the culture, traditions, and history of Russia's peoples. She also toured the multimedia exhibition "Heroes of the Special Operation: A Feat of Unity," a folk literature library, and the interactive zone "17 Traditional Values of Russia," which aims to introduce the principles that unite Russia's peoples. Guests also viewed the interactive exhibition "Book of Fairy Tales," where participants follow the hero's journey, overcome trials, and enter a world of magic. The exhibition is dedicated to Russian tales, legends, and epics from Russia's regions. Since its opening, it has attracted 30,000 visitors.

The federal educational marathon "Russia – a Family of Families" organized by the Russian Society "Knowledge," dedicated to the launch of the Year of Unity of Peoples of the Country, aims to strengthen unity, interethnic harmony, and mutual understanding among the peoples of Russia. At the event, young people will learn about the cultural and linguistic diversity that enriches the country and is an advantage in an era of geopolitical change.

The marathon's speakers include government officials, Heroes of Russia, prominent athletes, and artists. The cultural program will feature performances by renowned ethno-pop artists. Participants will also enjoy creative, sports, and culinary master classes led by renowned experts, exhibitions, and fashion shows. The marathon will feature documentaries about the nature, culture, and history of Altai, the Russian North, and Kamchatka. A folk literature library will be open, featuring works by prominent writers from various nations. In the gastronomic arena, a team of chefs from the "Gastronomic Map of Russia" project will introduce young people to the culinary traditions of Russia's peoples. A large-scale flash mob, "Round Dance of Friendship," will be a living symbol of unity, featuring representatives of dozens of nationalities.

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Traffic lights with adaptive control systems, Penza, Penza region.

Thanks to the federal project "System-wide Measures for Road Development" within the national project "Infrastructure for Life," the development of intelligent transport systems continues. By the end of 2025, 32 urban agglomerations will have declared themselves to have reached the first level of maturity, according to Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin.

The legislation defines criteria for each of the six levels (from 0 to 5) of intelligent transport system development. The higher the level, the wider the coverage area of the smart equipment and the broader the range of capabilities of the system.

"Intelligent transport systems optimize public transport, improve the quality of transportation services, enhance road safety, and reduce congestion. It is crucial to scale up digitalization efforts across the country. By the end of 2025, 32 urban agglomerations had declared that they had achieved at least Level 1 ITS maturity, compared to the 20 planned under the federal project. Of these, the Belgorod and Tyumen regions, Krasnoyarsk Krai, and Perm Krai have reached Level 2 maturity. Thus, modern digital solutions for effective traffic management are being implemented at an accelerated pace. Overall, our goal is to achieve at least Level 1 ITS maturity in 66 cities that make up urban agglomerations by 2030," said Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Marat Khusnullin.

Work on implementing and developing ITS in the regions began in 2020 thanks to the "Safe, High-Quality Roads" national project. Since 2025, these activities have been implemented under the "Infrastructure for Life" national project, and the geography of participating regions is expanding.

"Over the course of five years, the number of cities participating in the ITS implementation program under the national project has grown from 28 (in 22 regions of the country) to 65 (in 57 regions). The Republic of Crimea will join them in 2026: smart systems will begin to be installed in the Simferopol metropolitan area. Thus, we continue to create a modern and efficient transport infrastructure that promotes sustainable urban development and improves the quality of life for Russians," noted Russian Transport Minister Andrei Nikitin.

The systematic development of smart systems in urban agglomerations has become possible thanks to ongoing federal support.

"In 2025 alone, 2.7 billion rubles were allocated from the federal budget for the development of intelligent transport systems in the regions. One of the key objectives of this work is to ensure the integration and interconnection of existing subsystems with new ones, as well as to create the conditions for their future optimization," noted Kairat Tursunbekov, Deputy Head of the Federal Road Agency.

In the Penza urban agglomeration, engineers from the State Budgetary Institution "Safe Region" are implementing intelligent transport systems on the street and road network. In 2025, they equipped 18 traffic lights with adaptive control systems and installed eight traffic flow monitoring systems. Thanks to this work, coordinated control based on the "green wave" principle has been launched on eight key streets and 45 traffic lights. At 13 of Penza's busiest intersections, smart traffic lights operate in adaptive mode, analyzing traffic density in real time.

As a result, the average public transport speed in the Penza metropolitan area increased to the standard 23 km/h. The number of driver violations also decreased. Furthermore, two more automatic road weather stations were installed in 2025. They are equipped with sensors to measure road surface temperature and condition. Notifications about road conditions—wet, dry, or icy—are displayed on dynamic information boards.

In the Kirov metropolitan area, ITS implementation under the national project began in 2022. The tools include controllers, detectors, video cameras, and weather stations. The ITS is based on an integration platform, which enables all data to be uploaded into a single system. This enables the regulation of various processes, such as managing traffic lights to improve road safety. Currently, 163 traffic lights, including 36 pedestrian ones, are connected to the system. The system allows for both automatic and manual control of their operation.

Ulan-Ude has been implementing ITS since 2021. Since then, the Ulan-Ude Traffic Management Center has been established, along with a data processing center, which includes a control room and a server room with an additional power supply. Ninety-two traffic lights have also been modernized, 164 360-degree cameras have been installed to monitor traffic conditions, and 250 traffic detectors have been installed to collect data on speed, vehicle type, and other traffic flow parameters. Coordinated traffic light control is currently in use on 12 major streets.

As a result of this work, public transport speed increased by 31%, and the average speed in Ulan-Ude during rush hour increased from 15.5 to 22.8 km/h.

Using CCTV cameras installed at traffic lights, operators monitor the city's traffic situation. Video analytics enable the detection of accidents, as well as instances of illegal driving or sudden vehicle stops. Information about traffic incidents is transmitted to specialized services. As a result, the response time of emergency services and accident commissioners has been halved.

Furthermore, ITS enables monitoring and control of public transport operations. GLONASS data is transmitted to the Smart Transport app and the city transport portal, allowing passengers to track public transport movements in real time and plan their trips.

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