At most 15 of 113 Belgrade trams are air-conditioned, union estimate says
N1 relays a Nova ekonomija report saying that none of the 30 CAF trams is currently in service, leaving GSP to rely on older vehicles without air conditioning. A union representative estimates that, among 113 trams entering service, at most 15 new Bozankaya vehicles are air-conditioned, provided they run all day without breakdowns. GSP had not responded by publication.
What matters
30 CAF trams out of service
Nova ekonomija's sources say all 30 CAF trams are currently off the lines.
At most 15 air-conditioned
The 15-of-113 estimate is conditional on all 15 new Bozankaya vehicles running through the day without faults.
No GSP response
By publication, GSP had not answered what was delaying CAF repairs and servicing.
Breakdown by publication
How sources frame this story
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N1: CAF vehicles out of service, cooling in 15 trams
N1 relays Nova ekonomija: all 30 CAF trams are currently off the lines, while a union representative conditionally estimates that at most 15 of 113 trams are air-conditioned.
Overall takeaway
The figures come from a union estimate in a Nova ekonomija report relayed by N1; the article contains no official GSP response.
What this means for residents
Lines 5, 6, 7L and 14
A union representative says these busy lines are served by older trams without air conditioning or low floors.
2,815 air-conditioning reports
The Zajedno na put portal recorded 2,815 reports of air conditioning not being switched on from 19 June to early August.
