The Georgian Ministry of Infrastructure has introduced a new model for financing public transport services. The system is designed to be mutually beneficial for all parties involved, including the government, transport operators, and passengers. The reform is scheduled to start in the 2026-2027 academic year. The new approach will involve payments based on real service quality indicators, such as passenger numbers, route length, and service frequency. This will encourage operators to improve service quality and increase accessibility. The reform aims to provide better urban mobility and higher standards of public transport in Georgia's cities.