Kyiv launches four night bus routes from Central Station during curfew

Kyiv launches four night bus routes from Central Station during curfew AI

From 10 September 2026, Kyiv will run four temporary night bus routes from the Central Railway Station during curfew hours (01:00–05:00). Buses will operate roughly hourly, allow boarding and alighting on request, and link the station with Darnytsia, Minska, Toulouse Street and Pavla Tychyna Avenue. The service aims to help passengers who arrive late by train reach residential areas during curfew; outbound buses from neighbourhoods follow separate pickup schedules.

Kyiv will operate four temporary night bus routes from the Central Railway Station starting 10 September 2026 to run during curfew hours between 01:00 and 05:00. The city and Ukrzaliznytsia say the service responds to trains that sometimes arrive late because of enemy shelling and air-safety restrictions.

The routes are numbered 131-N (Central Station – Darnytsia – Central Station), 132-N (Central Station – Minska – Central Station), 133-N (Central Station – Toulouse Street – Central Station) and 134-N (Central Station – Pavla Tychyna Avenue – Central Station). Buses will run at approximately 60-minute intervals; boarding and alighting at stops will be on request. Buses travelling toward the station from residential areas will start earlier on separate timetables and from designated pickup points.

The announcement was reported by Daily citing Ukrzaliznytsia/UNN. Passengers should check local notices or operator updates for exact pickup points and any changes to schedules or safety measures.

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