In Kyiv on 4 October, public transport services were reorganised under revised schemes due to the aftermath of a Russian attack.
This was reported by the Kyiv City Military Administration.
In particular, trolleybuses Nos 29, 30, 31 and 47 from the left bank are running from Myloslavska Street to Darnytska Square.
Trolleybuses Nos 29, 30 and 31 from the right bank are running from the Kurenivka railway platform, Lukyanivska metro station and Kadetskyy Hay Street to Pochaina metro station.
Buses Nos 21, 73, 101 and 114 are running to Darnytska Square.
The Kyiv City State Administration clarified that bus No 114 towards the railway station is running on its usual route, while towards Myloslavska Street it is running via the Podilskyi bridge crossing.
In addition, buses Nos 22 and 91 from the left bank to the right bank are temporarily running via the Darnytskyy Bridge.
They are operating on the following route: Mykola Bazhan Avenue – Dniprovska Embankment – Berezniakivska Street – Yuriy Shumskoho Street – Petra Radzinia Street – Darnytskyy road-and-rail bridge – Naddnipryanske Highway – Mykola Mikhnovskyy Boulevard – Holosiyivskyy Avenue, then continuing on their usual routes.
From the right bank to the left bank, buses Nos 22 and 91 are running under the previously amended traffic schemes.
Passengers are asked to take the changes into account when planning their journeys.
- On the morning of 4 October, Russia struck the Northern Bridge in Kyiv again. Damage to a heating main in the Desnyanskyy district has also been reported, with disruptions to hot water supply.