Kyiv starts four temporary night bus routes from Central Railway Station

Kyiv starts four temporary night bus routes from Central Railway Station AI

From the night of September 10 Kyiv will run four temporary night bus routes from the Central Railway Station to residential areas and key metro stations. Buses will operate during the city curfew between 01:00 and 05:00, with roughly 60-minute intervals and boarding on request. Useful for passengers of late-arriving trains: these routes link the Central Railway Station with Darnytsia, Minska, Tuluzy and Pavla Tychyny corridors during curfew hours.

From the night of September 10 Kyiv’s transport department will operate four temporary night bus routes to carry passengers between the Central Railway Station and major residential corridors. The service runs during the city’s curfew window, from 01:00 to 05:00, and is intended to serve passengers of late-arriving trains.

The routes are numbered 131-N, 132-N, 133-N and 134-N. Each connects the Central Railway Station with a different part of the city — including the Darnytsia and Minska metro corridors, a line via Vul. Tuluzy, and a route toward Prospekt Pavla Tychyny. Buses will run at approximately 60-minute intervals; boarding and alighting at stops will be on request. Buses travelling from residential areas toward the station depart earlier according to their schedules.

The city also extended evening public transport from September 9, with about 25% of routes running after midnight. The transport department recommends planning trips in advance and checking exact boarding points and times.

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