SloveniaThe article discusses complaints from passengers of Ljubljana Public Transport (LPP) regarding the uncomfortable temperatures in their electric buses during summer. Passengers report that the climate control systems are either off or set too low, leading to heat-related discomfort. The company explains that drivers cannot adjust the temperature settings independently due to battery conservation concerns, and that the climate systems are designed to maintain a specific temperature difference between inside and outside. While LPP claims they adjusted the climate settings to local conditions in 2026, passengers continue to experience issues, especially in older bus models where drivers can manually adjust the climate. Some passengers suggest that the lack of consistent climate control has become an accepted norm, despite occasional complaints.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both perspectives: LPP's explanation for limited climate control and passenger dissatisfaction. It does not overtly favor one side over the other, though it highlights ongoing issues without clear advocacy for any particular political stance.
