As I’ve said before, the most sensible municipalities and road services don’t fight with RosYama; they use it as a free and fairly convenient tool for monitoring road surface conditions. Some even suggest improvements: Dear Alexei! Your project really does help us monitor road surface conditions in a timely manner on various sections of the street and road network. With the help of citizens and their photographs, it is possible to quickly take the necessary measures to eliminate potholes or surface subsidence on roads, repair utility wells, and install missing manhole covers. A few suggestions for the RosYama project: for printing problem locations, the website should have a separate “print version” command. Some locations are not marked precisely enough (though this naturally depends on how complete the information is from the citizens who post reports on the site), and it can be extremely difficult to find a given problem location. Sincerely, Road and Bridge Maintenance Department of the Administration of the Municipal Formation of the City of Krasnodar, Street and Road Network Maintenance Control Division. A.S. Linnik Now that’s the right approach. We’ll implement the suggestions. A reminder: RosYama has an app for iPhone and for Android.
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