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Per last years survey by the Road and Transportation Department of Ulan Bator reveals that 150,000 people daily use the public transportation out of 300,000 total passengers in Ulan Bator, the most crowded settlement of the country. There is a good network of both buses and trolley buses. Maps are available that show the routes and all the buses clearly display the route number.                |
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