Four temporary night buses start from Kyiv Central Station

Four temporary night buses start from Kyiv Central Station AI

Ukrzaliznytsia and city authorities are launching four temporary night bus routes from Kyiv Central Railway Station from 10 September. The services will operate during curfew hours (01:00–05:00), run roughly every 60 minutes, and allow boarding and alighting on passenger request to help late arrivals travel safely. Useful for Kyiv residents and visitors arriving late by train: routes run through key metro stops and serve as a guarded, scheduled night transfer during curfew hours.

Ukrzaliznytsia says it will run four temporary night bus routes from Kyiv Central Railway Station starting 10 September to improve late-night transfers for passengers. The move responds to frequent train delays caused by worsening security and air-raid risks; buses will operate during curfew from 01:00 to 05:00, with an approximate 60‑minute interval. Boarding and alighting will be made on passenger request at stops.

The routes are numbered 131‑H through 134‑H: 131‑H to Darnytsia metro and back, 132‑H to Minska metro and back, 133‑H via Tuluzy Street, and 134‑H via Pavla Tychyny Avenue. Buses running toward the Central Station from residential areas will start earlier on separate timetables and designated pick‑up points. Ukrzaliznytsia noted the initiative was implemented with city support to help passengers reach home safely at night.

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