Four night bus routes will be launched in Kyiv, departing from the train station
Starting September 10, four temporary night bus routes will begin operating in Kyiv, running from the Central Railway Station to the capital’s residential neighborhoods. The new routes are intended for passengers arriving in Kyiv at night.
"The buses will run during curfew hours—from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m.—specifically for passengers on trains arriving in Kyiv during this time. At the same time, buses from residential areas to the Central Railway Station will depart earlier—according to the schedule and pickup locations. The frequency of service will be approximately every 60 minutes,” the statement reads.
Each of the four routes will provide service from the Central Railway Station to specific districts and residential areas of the capital: Route No. 131-N will run to the “Darnitsa” metro station, Route No. 132-N to the “Minska” metro station, No. 133-N to Tuluz Street, and No. 134-N to Pavlo Tychyna Avenue, after which the buses will return to Central Station.
Detailed route maps and a list of stops for each of the four temporary night routes can be viewed on Kyiv’s official website, which also provides up-to-date information on their operation.
This was reported by Kyiv’s official website on Wednesday.
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