Krasnoyarsk regional operator ROSTtech received 4 more new garbage trucks

In Krasnoyarsk, the regional operator ROSTtech continues to work on updating its fleet of garbage trucks.

The day before, 4 more modern garbage trucks arrived in the regional capital. The machines have a side loading and are environmentally friendly “Euro-5” – with low emissions of exhaust gases into the atmosphere. The machines have increased capacity compared to their predecessors. One garbage truck is capable of loading the contents of up to 100 containers into the body. Universal grips accept both plastic and metal containers.

Two garbage trucks are assembled on a two-axle chassis – they are compact and maneuverable, which is especially important for narrow courtyard passages and increasing parking conditions. The equipment will operate in the Sovetsky district of Krasnoyarsk. Two more garbage trucks, assembled on a three-axle chassis, will be sent to the Yemelyanovsky district. The company notes that they are more stable and passable, making them ideal for rural areas.

“The regional operator chooses equipment taking into account the characteristics of the territory. In dense buildings, you need spacious and at the same time compact cars. For rural areas and remote areas, where there is often no hard road surface, garbage trucks must have increased cross-country ability,” said the press service of the regional operator.

Starting tomorrow, the machines will start working in the courtyards of the city. It should be noted that the regional operator regularly purchases new special equipment, and since the beginning of the year this is already the second delivery: in January, ROSTtech purchased 9 modern domestic garbage trucks.

“This acquisition is not the last this year. The company plans to purchase 16 more garbage trucks by May. Since the beginning of the year, we have already purchased 13 new cars, which are distributed on city routes, their work is already bringing noticeable results,” commented Vladimir Potridenny, acting general director of ROSTtech.