JGSP Novi Sad
When Novi Sad became the center of the newly formed Danube Banovina in 1929, the population size of the city increased exponentially.Public transportation was on the rise, but with the outbreak of World War II, and the occupation, bus traffic was reduced.[4] The decision of the National Committee established the City transport company (Serbian: Градско саобраћајно предузеће, Gradsko saobraćajno preduzeće) on 3 August 1946.[4] As of January 2016, JGSP Novi Sad has 259 buses in its fleet operating in urban and suburban lines, with the average bus age of 13.5 years.[5] According to the list of registered buses for the calendar year of 2015, JGSP Novi Sad has the following bus brands in its fleet: Volvo, Ikarbus, Solaris, Irisbus and Neobus.
State-owned enterpriseNovi SadCoach serviceLocal and city transitNet incomeTotal assetsTotal equityTax IDSerbian CyrillicSerbianpublic transitTemerinŽabaljSremski KarlovciBeočinNovi Sad railway stationIkarbusSolarisIrisbusNeobusŠangajBudisavaKoviljČenejRumenkaKisačStepanovićevoVeternikBegečBukovacGospođinciBački JarakPetrovaradinHistoryAlmašNeusatz DistrictUnited Serb YouthNovi Sad AssemblyBačka OblastDanube BanovinaNovi Sad raidNovi Sad AgreementNATO bombingRailway station canopy collapsePoliticsCity AssemblyPresidentLocal communitiesPeopleHonorary citizensVojvodinaStatuteGovernment of VojvodinaAssembly of VojvodinaNeighborhoodsNovi Sad ProperAdamovićevo NaseljeAlmaški KrajAvijatičarsko NaseljeBanatićBistricaBulevarDepresijaDetelinaraGornje LivadeGrbavicaJugovićevoMali BeogradPodbaraRimski ŠančeviRotkvarijaSajlovoSajmišteSalajkaSatelitSlana BaraStari GradTankosićevoUniversity campusVeliki RitVeternička RampaVidovdansko NaseljeAlibegovacBukovački PlatoMišelukPetrovaradin FortressRibnjakSadoviSremska KamenicaČardakGlavicaParagovoPopovicaSuburbsBangladešKamenjarLedinciLipov GajNemanovciPejićevi SalašiStari LedinciIndustrial zones in Novi SadBuildings andlandmarksBanovina PalaceBishop's PalaceEđšegFruška GoraNIS buildingNovi Sad City HallŠtrandMonument to the Victims of FascismReligionSaint George CathedralKovilj MonasteryName of Mary ChurchSlovak Evangelical ChurchChurch of the Augsburg ConfessionMuftiship of Novi SadNovi Sad SynagogueMatica SrpskaSerbian National TheatreNovi Sad TheatreNovi Sad Youth TheatreCorrespondence TheatreDrama Art SceneCultural Center of Novi Sad