In Chernihiv, the trolleybus route will change from November 13: what passengers need to know.
According to inkorr.com: In Chernihiv, there will be temporary changes to public transport operations: trolleybus No. 8 will not run from November 13 to 16 due to
power outage. This was reported by the municipal enterprise "Chernihiv Trolleybus Management" on its Facebook page.
To ensure passenger transportation during this period, the enterprise has introduced alternative transport. Trolleybus No. 6T will run on a changed route instead of the eighth.
Trolleybus No. 6T route during the outage
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Independence Street
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Lyubetska Street
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Ivan Mazepa Street
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Peace Avenue
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Victory Avenue
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stop "Hotel Ukraine" — in both directions.
The city authorities urge passengers to consider the temporary changes when planning trips and, whenever possible, to use other modes of transport.
Reason for the route change
As reported by the trolleybus management, the suspension of route No. 8 occurred due to scheduled work on power supply. Due to
temporary power outagestrolleybus movement in certain areas becomes impossible, so the enterprise decided to temporarily adjust the transport scheme.
In the situation of power outages, it is important to consider that such changes may cause inconvenience to passengers. The enterprise is doing everything possible to ensure comfortable movement for residents, therefore it recommends using alternative routes. This is not the first case when changes in public transport schedules occur due to power supply work, so drivers and passengers should be prepared for such situations in the future.
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