Public transport movement in Kyiv will change again from November 7, 2025

In Kyiv, starting from November 7, the movement of public transport will be limited due to repair work in several districts. The communal services will be working in the Holosiivskyi and Dniprovs'kyi districts of the capital. This was reported by the Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) referring to 'Kyivavtodor', reports 'Suspilne'.In particular, from 1 PM on November 7 to 6 AM on November 12, the traffic on the Stolychne Highway will be partially limited - at the overpass where the prospect of Science connects. Traffic towards the 'Vydubychi' metro station will proceed in one lane, as road workers are restoring the pavement in the problematic area.

How traffic will change on the left bank

Also, starting at 10 AM on November 7, the bus and minibus routes that run through Budivelynykiv Street in the Dniprovs'kyi district will be temporarily changed. The reason is the asphalt repair at the intersection with Hetman Pavlo Polubotka Street.

Public transport will be organized according to a modified scheme:

• Buses No. 45 and No. 55: from Metro station 'Palats Sportu' and P. Hryhorenko Avenue to Budivelynykiv Street - then through Krakivska Street, Serhiy Naboka, Winston Churchill - and back to their route;

• Minibuses No. 511 and No. 545: from Metro station 'Poznyaky' and Yelyzaveta Chavdar Street to Budivelynykiv Street - then following the same detour as the buses.

Residents of the city are asked to plan their trips in advance and consider changes in the transport schedule.

Other restrictions in the capital

In addition, partial road closures will also continue in other areas of Kyiv:

• until August 2026 - repairs at the intersection of Mykola Bazhan Avenue and Dniprovs'ka embankment, near 'Osokorky' Metro station;

• until December 20, 2025 - partial traffic restrictions through Roman Shukhevych Avenue at the intersection with Kibalchych Street and Mykola Zakrevskyi. Emergency repair work on the structure of the overpass is ongoing, so restrictions will also apply to pedestrians.