After the Russian Federation's attack, the display boards at bus stops in Lutsk stopped working

In Lutsk, the electronic display boards at public transportation stops are temporarily out of service. This is due to technical malfunctions following damage to data centers in Kyiv caused by a Russian attack. Passengers are advised to check bus and trolleybus schedules for now using mobile apps and the operator’s website.

 

Electronic information displays at public transportation stops in Lutsk have stopped working. They are temporarily not showing information about bus and trolleybus schedules. The Lutsk City Council explained that the problem arose due to technical glitches in the operation of information services. These glitches are related to damage to data centers in Kyiv caused by a Russian attack.

 

Specialists are currently working to restore the relevant infrastructure. Once service operations are stabilized, the electronic displays at the stops will resume functioning. City officials promise to provide a separate announcement regarding the restoration of their operation.

How to Track Public Transportation in Lutsk

While the electronic displays are down, passengers can check public transit schedules online. To do this, you can use the “City Card” mobile app or the website of the “City Card” automated fare collection system operator. You can also view transit information on other services, such as City Bus and EasyWay.

Therefore, the temporary malfunction of the displays does not mean it is impossible to track public transportation in Lutsk. Up-to-date information on routes and the movement of buses and trolleybuses can be obtained through online services while specialists restore the system’s operation. This was reported by the Lutsk City Council.

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