I. Classification of passenger transport:
1) buses, trolleybuses, trams, electric buses in the Russian Federation.
2) the description, the main characteristics of segments by type of transport (with the division of buses into GMT and gasoline/diesel engine).
II. Production and sales of passenger transport in the context of type and years.
1) Passenger transport production 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (PC).
2) Sales of passenger transport, 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (PC).
III. Operation of passenger transport in the context of type and years.
1) the number of passenger transport in the operation of legal entities, 2013-2017, forecast for 2018-2024. (thousand pcs., %) in the context of species and years.
2) The average age of passenger transport, 2013-2017. In the section by type and years. Forecast for 2018-2024 (years; %).
IV. Natural and cost sales.
1) Sales of passenger transport, 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (pcs., %) in the context of manufacturers, types and years.
2) Sales of passenger transport, 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (million rubles, %) in the context of producers of types and years.
3) The average price of passenger transport, 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (thousand rubles per pcs., %) in the context of species and years.
V. Passenger turnover of passenger transport, 2013-2017. Forecast for 2018-2024 (billion passenger-km; %) in the context of types and years.
VI. The main manufacturers of passenger transport in the context of type of equipment and regions of the Russian Federation as of 01.01.2018
VII. Key trends and prospects for the development of the passenger transport market in Russia in the context of types.
VIII. Plans for expanding production/production programs/Investment projects of participants in the passenger transport market in Russia.
IX. Conclusions and recommendations based on the results of the study.
X. The main measures of state support by type of equipment, including the assessment of effectiveness in 2017, as well as the forecast volume for 2018-2019.
