How to Take the Bus in Ulaanbaatar | Mongolia Explained

[@vivilonrane1330]

thank you so much for the info!

[@MarcosVinicius-hg4uz]

thank you for the info

[@slicklearning]

wow so helpful.

[@Strollerist]

It is better off with walking. Traffic in UB so terrible. Average human beings walk around 5 km/h. Average traffic speed in UB is also 5km/h. Can you believe it? In rush hours it could reach almost 0km/h during Winter times. In last few years, the traffic of UB stopped completely several times for multiple hours due its fully loaded roads. It means, if every household goes out with their own cars, there is not enough space for them on the roads. It does not matter whether you take bus or not. The official keep saying that people need to use public transportation regularly instead buses, in order to decrease the traffic. But that is just far from reality. In fact average citizens use buses so often, even though the conditions and services of bus companies are so terrible. Drivers are crazy and they are not qualified to this job professioanlly to be honest. They use mostly very unfitting language in the cabin, behave themselves like they are the boss, smoke regularly and are drunk sometimes. The environments of the buses are dirty AF, not to mention they don't provide air conditions . In Winter, they don't even heat the bus. The most of them retired buses from South Korean public transportation. These buses produce so much CO2, more than world minimum standard. Walking is the best option in UB, if it is not Winter.

[@SK2017mong]

It is very honest and realistic informations. Whoever want to drive car or use the buses in UB, this is the best advices. If you are ready to listen it, you can manage your visiting UB with less frustration.

[@vetoneal6171]

the entire video just should have been her saying "don't" and that's it

[@yocho4337]

Where is metro?

[@Strollerist]

There is no such thing in UB.

[@yocho4337]

@@Strollerist sad 😢

[@Strollerist]

@@yocho4337 If you give us 1.5 billion USD, we might build it for you then name with your name. In fact, everything is so sad in UB. Don't even think about coming to here, unless you invest our public transportation.

[@vetoneal6171]

@@Strollerist or the project manager funnels it all into an offshore swiss bank account and takes the next plane ticket to Fiji cause he's gonna drink till he goes blind

[@elenabaidakova4295]

Hello, is there no mobile app to top-up the card? you can only do it offline, meaning in stores and kiosks?

[@ACMSMongolia]

Hello. At the moment only the stores and kiosks top up the card. But if you connect it with the ebarimt mobile app, you'll get an e-receipt at the end of your day, no matter how many times you used the public transport. This has two benefits: you'll get 2% of your purchase back at the end of the quarter, and you'll be enrolled in their monthly lottery.

[@wklinthinkple4910]

Beautiful girls. So cute

[@phobos134]

ngl its a shitty app! A lot to improve!