
In Dagestan, four trucks of protesting truckers were damaged, one of the drivers, Ruslan Magomedov told the Caucasian Knot.
On the night of April 1, according to him, a bumper was torn off from one truck and the front wheel was removed, and three more cars were broken by windshields.
Truckers on March 28 joined the All-Russian protest of truck drivers due to Plato system.
They left the Kayakent district to Makhachkala and then towards the village of Manas, clarifies the Caucasian Knot. 20 kilometers from Makhachkala on March 31, OMON and the National Guard blocked them.
The perpetual strike of truckers began on March 27. Drivers demand to cancel Plato. Earlier, the government decided to increase the fares of heavy trucks on federal routes by 25% from April 15, abandoning the initial plan to double the tariff.
The payment system called Plato earned in the fall of 2015, it operates for trucks weighing 12 tons.