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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE METRO'S OPERATIONS FOR THE CITY OF TASHKENT

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Abstract

The word 'traffic jam,' so characteristic of our modern world, refers to road congestion that leads to excessive waiting and the inability to carry out planned daily activities on time. Although road traffic is currently still in a satisfactory state, it is difficult to imagine what the situation will be like in 5–10 years. Spending hours on the road and the resulting stress have a negative impact on people's efficiency and productivity.


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