Bus routes in Khmelnytskyi were changed following the explosions
In Khmelnytskyi, following a series of explosions that occurred on July 31, the routes of bus lines No. 18 and No. 30 have been temporarily altered. The restrictions were implemented due to the situation that arose after the emergency.
City officials announced the changes. The temporarily adjusted routes apply to bus lines No. 18 and No. 30, which run through areas where necessary measures are being carried out.
Passengers are asked to take the updated routes into account when planning their trips. The regular bus routes will resume once all necessary work is completed and the consequences of the incident have been addressed.
Specifically, buses on Route No. 30 (“Ozerna – Trypilska St.”) are temporarily turning around on Petliura St. near the KEV stop and will not be serving the Dubove neighborhood.
At the same time, buses on Route No. 18 “Vereyskogo Street – Rakove” are turning around on Kamyanetska Street near the intersection with Smotrytskoho Street without stopping in the Ruzhychna neighborhood.
The city council emphasized that these changes are temporary and will remain in effect until further notice. Passengers are urged to take the updated route maps into account when planning their trips and, if possible, to use alternative routes.
This was reported with reference to the city council.
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