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Gomel, also known as Homyel, is the administrative center of the Gomel Region and the second-most populous city in Belarus, with 526,872 residents (2015 census).

Transportation

In 2015, there was a trolleybus in the city center.
Over 1,000 buses and trolleybuses make up the public transportation system. In 2006, almost 210 million passenger trips were recorded. Taxis are available 24 hours a day ($10 for a one-way intra-city journey). Because it is located halfway between Minsk and Kyiv on the Minsk-Kyiv train route, the city is an important railroad station in southeastern Belarus. Gomel's advantageous location near the Russian and Ukrainian borders gives a direct link to those nations' enormous train networks.

On May 20, 1962, a trolleybus network with 23 routes was inaugurated (not counting variations). After building an overhead wire network in the streets of Egorenko, Sviridov, and Chechersk, a new trolley line to the terminal "Neighborhood Klinkowski" opened on December 15, 2010, resulting in a shift of trolleybus routes 9, 16, 17. The network's length is approximately 74 kilometers (46 miles), while the overall length of trolleybus lines is 475 kilometers (295 mi). Types of rolling stock include the ACSM-201, ACSM-321, MAZ-203T, and ACSM-213. There are around 60 bus lines totaling 670 kilometers in length, as well as a handful of express services. Buses MAZ-105, MAZ-107, MAZ-103, and to a lesser degree MAZ-203, MAZ-206, and, since 2014, the extra-large-capacity, low-MAZ-215. Rodemich-A buses are used on express routes. Ford Transit, GAZelle, Mercedes-Benz, and Peugeot vans are used on the 24 minibus routes.

Gomel Airport is located 8 kilometers (5 miles) north of the city.