Four overnight buses to launch in Kyiv on September 10 during curfew

From the night of September 10, four temporary bus routes will start operating in Kyiv, transporting passengers from the Central Railway Station to various districts of the capital during the curfew.

The Department of Transport Infrastructure of the Kyiv City State Administration reported this.

The buses will operate from 1:00 AM to 5:00 AM. In particular, passengers of trains arriving in Kyiv at night will be able to use them. The estimated interval of service will be 60 minutes.

At the same time, buses from residential areas toward the Central Station will depart earlier — in accordance with established schedules and boarding locations.

From September 10, the following routes will operate:

• No. 131-N — Central Railway Station — Darnytsia metro station — Central Station;
• No. 132-N — Central Railway Station — Minska metro station — Central Station;
• No. 133-N — Central Railway Station — Toulouz Street — Central Station;
• No. 134-N — Central Railway Station — Pavlo Tychyna Avenue — Central Station.

Route 131-N will cover, among others, the Troieshchyna and Lisovyi massifs, then proceed through Darnytsia and the left-bank part of the city back to the center. 132-N will connect the station with the western and northern parts of the capital, including Vynohradar, Obolon and the area of Minska metro station.

Bus 133-N will run through Solomianskyi, Holosiivskyi districts and Borshchahivka toward Tuluz Street, while 134-N will provide connection with part of the left bank via Darnytska Square, Kharkivske Highway, Pozniaky and Berezniaky.

The Kyiv City State Administration clarified that boarding and alighting of passengers at stops on these routes will be made on request. City authorities recommend that passengers plan their trips in advance, taking into account the 60-minute interval.