About 400 passengers were transported by KTZ trains in bad weather in the Aktobe region

11-02-2026

KTZ organized approximately 400 additional free seats on passenger trains due to the temporary traffic restrictions imposed on the Aktobe-Astrakhan highway due to adverse weather conditions.

Prompt measures were taken to ensure transportation accessibility for citizens who were unable to travel by car due to deteriorating weather conditions.

Thus, on February 10, 2026, KTZ trains transported approximately 400 additional passengers on the following trains:

Passenger transportation information on the following routes:

Train № 613 "Mangistau - Oral":

• Kandyagash - Aktobe: 18 passengers;
• Alga - Aktobe: 106 passengers.

Train № 692 from Aktobe to Atyrau:

• Aktobe to Kandyagash: 29 passengers;
• Aktobe to Alga: 45 passengers;
• Aktobe to Tamdy: 9 passengers;
• Aktobe to Bestamak: 9 passengers;
• Alga to Tamdy: 2 passengers.

Train № 110 from Aktobe to Mangistau:

• Kandyagash to Aktobe: 7 passengers;
• Aktobe to Alga: 80 passengers.

Train № 691 from Atyrau to Aktobe:

• Karauylkeldy to Aktobe: 7 passengers;
• Shubarkudyk to Aktobe: 3 passengers;
• Kandyagash to Aktobe: 23 passengers;
• Akkemir - Aktobe: 1 passenger;
• Tamdy - Aktobe: 7 passengers;
• Alga - Aktobe: 32 passengers;
• Bestamak - Aktobe: 4 passengers.

KTZ carries out similar work annually to ensure public transportation accessibility during adverse weather conditions. Thus, since the beginning of the current winter period, more than 1,000 people have been transported by rail across the country along the routes Shidertya, Yereymentau, Pavlodar, Kokshetau, Kurort Borovoye, Karaganda, Makinka, Akkol, Arshaly, Sagyz, Karauylkeldy, and other destinations.

In adverse weather conditions, trains remain one of the most reliable and safest modes of transportation. KTZ continues to take the necessary measures to ensure passenger safety and comfort and encourages citizens to consider weather conditions when planning their trips.

Press service of JSC «NC«Kazakhstan Temir Zholy»