Four tram routes changed in Kharkiv on July 9

On July 9 in Kharkiv, the routes of four tram lines were temporarily changed. The restrictions are related to the repair of the tram track in Saltivka and will be in effect throughout the day. This was reported by the Kharkiv City Council.

Tram traffic in Kharkiv was changed due to track repairs on July 9

According to the Department of Construction and Road Economy, tram traffic on Heroiv Nebesnoi Sotni Street, from the intersection with Akademika Pavlova Street to Traktorobudivnykiv Avenue, will be suspended from 09:00 to 18:00.

The reason for the temporary restrictions is the repair of the tram track. During the work, the city's electric transport will operate on changed routes.

The changes affect tram routes No. 16, No. 16A, No. 27, and No. 30.

New tram routes in Kharkiv on July 9

During the repair, transport will operate as follows:

• No. 16 – from the terminus 'Zhuravlivskyi Hydropak' via Shevchenka Street, Moiseivska, Vyrinska, Semihradskyi entrance, Akademika Pavlova, and Heroiv Nebesnoi Sotni with a return to 'Zhuravlivskyi Hydropak'.

• No. 16A – from 'Zhuravlivskyi Hydropak' via Heroiv Nebesnoi Sotni, Akademika Pavlova, Semihradskyi entrance, Vyrinska, Moiseivska, and Shevchenka.

• No. 27 – from the terminus 'Novozhanove' via Moskalevska, Goldbergivska, Molocna, Defender of Ukraine Square, Heroiv Kharkiv Avenue, Akademika Pavlova Street, Heroiv Nebesnoi Sotni, and Shevchenka to 'Zhuravlivskyi Hydropak'.

• No. 30 – from the station 'Kharkiv-Passazhyrskyi' via Yevhen Kotliar Street, Poltavskyi Shliakh, Serhijivskyi, Pavlivskyi, and Constitution Squares, Heroiv Kharkiv Avenue, Akademika Pavlova Street, Saltivskyi Lane, Saltivke Shosse, and Traktorobudivnykiv Avenue to the terminus 'Saltivske'.

The city council asks passengers to consider the temporary changes when planning their trips and, if possible, to familiarize themselves with the updated routes in advance.

Recall that the massive morning strike on Kharkiv on July 8 resulted in two deaths and 23 injuries, including four children.