In the Kyiv region, a new transport schedule started on August 1, which will lead to significant changes for passengers traveling by minibuses between the capital and Bila Tserkva.
The updates are aimed at organizing intercity transportation and eliminating illegal stops. Passengers will also have the opportunity to board the transport only at two points in Kyiv: the 'Kyiv' station on Symona Petliury Street, 32 and the 'Kyiv Bus Station' on Science Avenue, 1.
Minibuses operate daily from 07:00 to 21:30 at both stations.
It is planned that this is just the initial stage of reforming the transport sector. Further steps include eliminating illegal stops, introducing an electronic ticket system, and replacing old buses with new ones.
Drivers must strictly adhere to the designated stops to make trips safer for passengers.
Gradually, similar requirements will be introduced for other routes in the Kyiv region, which will contribute to improving passenger service and organizing the transportation market.
The new schedule for minibuses between Kyiv and Bila Tserkva came into effect on August 1. Now passengers have the opportunity to board the transport only at two points in Kyiv, which is hoped to help organize intercity transportation and make trips safer. Future plans include eliminating illegal stops and implementing electronic tickets for passengers.