Zagreb Mayor Tomislav Tomasevic said on Tuesday that the city administration had appointed a new supervisory board of the city-owned ZET public transportation company, which will advertise vacancies for the new management in the coming days.

The new members of the ZET Supervisory Board are Marko Slavulj, Marko Borski, and Sanja Stojic.

Tomasevic said that ZET cost the city 1.1 billion kuna annually and that the city’s contribution was 790 million kuna. He added that an additional 80 million kuna should be secured through a budget revision.

The number of passengers in public transport has been falling and the number of vehicles on roads has been growing. That is not a good trend. It should be reversed and that is what we expect of the new ZET management, the mayor said.