In Dnipro, public transport routes have changed: what passengers should do.

According to inkorr.com: On November 4, part of the public transport in Dnipro was redirected and shortened due to extensive repairs of the storm sewer system and tram tracks. A section of Knyaz Volodymyr the Great Street was closed, affecting the operation of trolleybuses, buses, and trams. This was reported by the portal 'Our City'.

Changes in the movement of trolleybuses and buses in Dnipro on November 4

• During the work, trolleybus routes No. 2 and No. 12 were combined into one - from the Paryz residential area to Peremohy via Dobrovoltsiv Lane.

• Routes No. 7, No. 14, No. 17, No. 20, and bus No. 38 now finish their route at Knyaz Volodymyr the Great Street, stop - Most-City Center.

• Buses No. 23, No. 57A, and No. 88 have been redirected to Uspenska Square, while No. 120 is on Volodymyr Monomakh Street. Bus No. 121 to Paryz now goes through the city center.

Trams - temporarily replaced in Dnipro on November 4

Due to the repair of the tram track on the Old Bridge, the movement of trams No. 6 and No. 9 was suspended. Instead, buses No. 6K and No. 9K are in operation. Also, due to work on Central Street and Vyacheslav Lypynskyi Street, tram No. 1 was suspended, partially replaced by tram No. 7, temporary tram No. 1-K, and trolleybus No. 1-K.

Key changes

• Combination of trolleybuses No. 2 and No. 12

• Changes in routes No. 7, No. 14, No. 17, No. 20, No. 38

• Change of final stops for buses No. 23, No. 57A, No. 88, No. 120

• Detour route for bus No. 121

• Suspension of trams No. 1, No. 6, No. 9 and launch of temporary No. 1-K, No. 6K, No. 9K.

Other transport continues to operate as usual: currently, 200 units of electric transport and 544 buses are in operation, of which 85 are of high capacity.

Earlier it was reported that Dnipro's carriers expressed demands to raise the fare to 20 hryvnias.

Thus, due to ongoing repair work, public transport in Dnipro has undergone significant changes. Drivers and passengers must be careful not to miss new routes and stops. Carriers are currently calling for fare increases, which may increase the burden on the city's residents. Whether these issues will be resolved in the near future will be seen in time.