#Trains

On October 23, additional Kyiv City Express train services continue running in Kyiv due to metro restrictions.

Due to security threats, Ukrzaliznytsia has changed routes to Sumy and Lozova, introducing combined train-bus trips with a single ticket and synchronized schedule.

Ukrzaliznytsia has equipped 167 carriages with ramps for barrier-free boarding. Such carriages are marked in the mobile app, and full fleet renewal will end in 2027.

Kyiv's railway stations sustained no damage in Russia's attack on September 23, but a number of trains are running late. Preliminary data indicate that at least two people were killed and 22 injured in the attacks.

On September 22, Ukrzaliznytsia trains are running with delays of up to 11 hours. The largest delays have been recorded on routes from Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia and Odesa; arrival times may change.

More than 16 Ukrainian Railways trains are running behind schedule, with the maximum delay of services from Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia exceeding 15 hours. The disruptions are linked to the aftermath of the attack on railway infrastructure on 17 September.

According to "Ukrzaliznytsia" data, more than 20 trains are delayed in Ukraine, with the maximum delay of nearly 12 hours on the Mykolaiv–Lviv service. The official reason is not specified.

☕️ In Ukrainian Railways trains, after 22:00 conductors do not walk around with tea to avoid waking passengers. But if you paid for coffee — let the conductor know immediately upon boarding! 🚆 #Ukrzaliznytsia #trains #service

🚆 Ukrzaliznytsia is changing train routes due to shelling. Passengers are offered bus transfers and electric trains without extra charges. Follow notifications in the app! #Ukrzaliznytsia #trains #shelling