Bus and trolleybus routes in Kyiv have been changed due to attacks by the Russian Federation
On the morning of September 11, the routes of a number of trolleybuses and buses were changed due to traffic closures in certain areas of Kyiv. The changes are related to the aftermath of yet another Russian attack on the capital.
At 10:11 a.m. on September 11, the municipal utility announced changes to trolleybus service on Stepan Bandera Avenue due to road closures.
The changes affect the following routes:
- No. 25;
- No. 29;
- No. 30;
- No. 31.
Traffic has been organized according to the following patterns:
Routes No. 25, No. 30, and No. 31 run from Svobody Avenue, the “Lukyanivska” metro station, and Kadetskyi Hai Street to the “Kurenivska” train platform.
Routes No. 29, No. 30, and No. 31 run from Miloslavska Street and Darnytska Square to the “Minska” metro station.
At 10:27 a.m., “Kyivpastrans” also announced changes to bus routes due to the closure of Roman Shukhevych Avenue.
This affects the following routes:
- No. 28t;
- No. 33t;
- No. 35t;
- No. 110.
For these routes, traffic has been rerouted as follows: Ronald Reagan Street – Bratislavska Street – Igor Yukhnovsky Street – then continuing on their regular routes in both directions.
Passengers are advised to take these temporary changes into account when planning their trips around the capital.
Following the Russian attack on September 11, a relief headquarters for victims was set up in the Dnipro district of Kyiv.
The center is located at 5 Eduard Wilde Street, Gymnasium No. 184.
The following phone numbers are available for consultation and assistance:
- Gymnasium No. 184: 063 319 79 19, 063 319 79 08;
- Dnipro District State Administration duty officer: 067 224 81 76;
- social service managers: 093 952 17 48.
Residents are asked to be mindful of road conditions and to use the most up-to-date public transportation route maps during these temporary restrictions.
This was reported by “Kyivpastrans.”
Another victim of this morning’s Russian attack on gas stations in Kyiv has died in the hospital. Thus, the death toll has risen to two.
As a reminder, during the morning air raid alert on September 11, two gas stations were struck. This was reported by Telegram channels.
On September 10, a Russian “Shahed”-type jet drone attacked the “Ukrnafta” gas station complex in Kyiv. Reports indicate that people near the gas station were injured in the attack.
The occupiers attacked a gas station in Kyiv’s Holosiivskyi district twice. After the first strike, a passenger car caught fire at the site, and a public transportation stop and an 8-story non-residential building were damaged.
