#Public Transport

Transport fares in Kyiv have risen again: marshrutkas now cost from 20 UAH, while a single ticket for the metro and buses is 30 UAH. Carriers attribute the price hike to increased fuel costs. 🚌💸

From August 1, Kyiv introduces a transfer QR ticket with unlimited transfers within 90 minutes. It can be purchased in the "Kyiv Digital" app, but transferring it to others is prohibited. 🚇🇺🇦

From August 1, fares in Kyiv minivans will rise to 25 hryvnias on most lines. Carriers explain the price hike by the rising cost of fuel and spare parts, as well as an acute shortage of drivers due to legislative changes. 🚌💸

Kiev demands that all minibuses be equipped with validators and cameras by 2027. Petition author Andrey Mashkov proposes revoking licenses from carriers who fail to meet the requirements. This is part of large-scale urban transport reforms, including fleet reduction and a review of benefits. 🚌📹🚫

🚌 Starting August 1, fares for minibuses in Kyiv will increase: tariffs will rise from 20 to 25 hryvnias and from 10 to 20. Carriers explain this by the sharp rise in fuel prices, a shortage of drivers, and the increased cost of spare parts due to the dollar exchange rate. 📉💸

In Vinnytsia, transport tariffs will change on August 1, 2026: a single trip will increase to 25 hryvnias. 🚌 Authorities encourage switching to travel passes, where the cost of a single trip will range from 11 to 17 hryvnias. Preferential categories of citizens will continue to receive support from the city council. 🎫

Ticket sales for Kyiv City Express are temporarily suspended in the Ukrzaliznytsia app until 12:00. 🚄 Trains continue to run on schedule; passengers are advised to purchase tickets using alternative methods. We remind you that fares for travel in Kyiv were increased in mid-July. 🎫🇺🇦

Kyiv proposes cutting the public transport fleet in half to save the budget during the war. Petition author Andriy Mashkov believes that maintaining so many trolleybuses and buses amidst rising fuel prices is an unaffordable luxury. The city faces the threat of increased intervals and overcrowded cabins.

The aftermath of the night Russian attack has paralyzed part of the transport system in Kyiv: the contact network is damaged, and routes have been changed. Trolleybuses, trams, and buses are experiencing delays, and shuttle services have been organized. 🚍🚋 #Kyiv #Transport #Attack

🚌 In Kyiv, from July 15, transport fares have increased to 30 UAH per trip. But there is good news: the more tickets you buy, the cheaper each trip becomes! The unlimited pass now costs 3,656 UAH instead of 4,875 UAH. 📉💸 #Kyiv #Transport #Savings

🚇 From July 15, Kyiv has new transport fares: 30 UAH in the metro and 25 UAH in minibuses. But there are discounts! 🎫 Fine for fare evasion — already 600 UAH. #Kyiv #Transport #Fares

🚇 From July 15, the fare in Kyiv has risen to 30 UAH! Old trips on the card are valid until September 15 — afterwards, their cost will be transferred to the "Wallet". Update the "Kyiv Digital" app so you don't lose money 💳📱

From July 15, fares in Kyiv marshrutkas will rise to 25 hryvnias. Carriers explain the sharp price hike by a decade-long lack of indexation and rising costs. In municipal transport, the tariff will be 30 hryvnias. 🚌💸

Kyiv residents have launched a petition to introduce distance-based fare payment, similar to Europe. Maria Winter's initiative requires 6,000 votes within 59 days. 💰🚌

🚍 In Kyiv, from July 15, fares for the metro and trolleybuses will rise to 30 hryvnias. Authorities attribute this to rising fuel and electricity costs. Read about how the discount system will change and what will happen to tickets purchased before the hike! 🇺🇦💸