April 2009 - 134; Jan. 2005 - 64)
* city routes - 84
* commuter routes - 47
Total Length of Routes - 2 131,80 km (valid until 1 September 2009)
Total Number of vehicles - 1152 (previous estimates April 2009 - 1207; Jan. 2008 - 880)
* shared-ride taxis - 608
* municipal route buses - 238
* private route buses - 306
Suburban and intercity transport
Tyumen
is a major hub for intercity bus service, centered on the bus-terminal,
which was constructed in 1972, and greatly expanded between 2006 and
2008.
Air transport
Roschino International Airport of Tyumen
Tyumen
is served by the international Roschino Airport located 13 km west of
the city. In addition Plekhanovo Airportis in the area.
The Roschino
airport has permits to handle with the following types of aircraft:
Tu-154, Tu-134, An-12, An-24, An-26,Yak-40, Yak-42, IL-18, L-410, B-737,
B-767, B-757, IL-86, IL-76, ATR-42, ATR-72, HS-125.
The airport has a permit to handle all types of helicopters.
The airstrip is capable to handle with huge aircraft such as An-22 Antaeus.
City has a regular service to the large number of Russian towns include such important as:
* Kaliningrad;
* Moscow (9 flights per day);
* Saint Petersburg;
* Samara.
There are also weekly or biweekly flights to the following international locations:
* Andijan (temporary canceled as of June 2009);
* Baku;
* Erevan;
* Khujand;
* Munich;
* Prague;
* Tashkent
Road
Tyumen
has very difficult road scheme. The town is divided by Tura River
