In Odesa, tram and trolleybus traffic was restricted on November 25

After the evening shelling on November 24, residents of Odesa faced disruptions in electricity and heating supply. In the morning of November 25, the city authorities reported temporary restrictions on the operation of electric transport and the transition of some educational institutions to online format. This is reported by Odessa Life.

Operation of electric transport in Odesa

In the city hall, it was clarified that the issues primarily affected tram routes. Some lines are stopped, while others operate with changes. The current situation as of the morning of November 25:

• Trams No. 12 and No. 20 do not run

• Instead of tram No. 20, a minibus is currently operating

• Tram No. 7 runs on a shortened route: Khersonskyi square – 11th st. Lustdorf road

• Tram No. 10 operates from Starosinna square to Yitzhak Rabin street.

The rest of the tram routes, like the trolleybuses, operate on a regular schedule. The city has also additionally deployed social buses to facilitate movement on key routes, particularly from the railway station.

Consequences of the attack and the city's response

The strike on the energy system caused power and heating outages in several areas of Odesa. As a result, some schools in Primorskyi and Peresyp areas temporarily switched to remote learning. Utility services are working to restore stable electricity and heating supply, while transport operators adjust schedules according to the situation in the networks.

Earlier, we reported that in Odesa they are preparing to launch free routes with humanitarian buses.