Ukrzaliznytsia launches free trips: who will be able to take advantage.
Launch of the 'UZ 3000' program by 'Ukrzaliznytsia'
According to inkorr.com: The company 'Ukrzaliznytsia' announced the start of a new program 'UZ 3000', which will allow Ukrainians to travel for free on trains. The pilot phase of the program will begin in December and will initially provide free tickets for routes to frontline areas. Gradually, the program will be expanded to other destinations to support the families of military personnel and reduce the burden during peak periods.
All adults and children can participate in this initiative. Although the number of free tickets is limited, parents can arrange tickets for their children via the mobile app or at service centers. The company also plans to receive state financial support for implementing the program, which will amount to over 16 billion hryvnias.
Thus, the 'UZ 3000' program will be an important step towards ensuring free transport for Ukrainians on vital routes, as well as promoting the development of domestic tourism and reducing the load on railway transport during peak periods.
This initiative highlights the importance of supporting the population in wartime and demonstrates the efforts of 'Ukrzaliznytsia' to provide assistance to military families. With the implementation of the 'UZ 3000' program, Ukrainians will have access to vital routes without additional costs, which will be significant support in difficult times.
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