Trams and trolleybuses have resumed operation in Yekaterinburg.
In Yekaterinburg, things took a turn when electricity vanished at the Chelyuskintsev Street tram depot. Word on the street is, it's all due to a network bungle, as our site.RU got the scoop from the city hall.
Now, finding a ride's anything but smooth sailing. The number 32 trolleybus and trams with numbers 2, 3, 7, 8, 12, 14, 20, 21, and 23 are improvising routes to make ends meet. Emergency squads are already on the scene, tackling the mess.
In the coming two weeks, four tram routes and six bus lines are getting a revamp in town. Here's the rundown:
Temporary Tram and Bus Shake-up in Yekaterinburg
Tram Alterations
- Selected tram services, originally originating or terminating at Chelyuskintsev Street depot, will undergo a temporary halt or shortened journey.
- Exemplary routes may continue uninterrupted wherever power supply is stable.
- Affected tram lines primarily include those servicing the Chelyuskintsev Street area.
Bus Replacements
- Temporary bus routes have been instated to bridge the gap for those reliant on affected tram lines.
- Buses follow the standard tram routes to preserve connectivity throughout the network.
- These bus replacements serve essential stops along the corridors impacted by the power outage.
Travel Tips
- Check the updated schedules and routes posted by the Yekaterinburg City Transport Department.
- Look for temporary signage at tram stops that points the way to bus replacements.
- Explore alternative routes or other transport options where available.
Remember, it's essential to stay informed for the most recent updates. Make the most of:
- Official Yekaterinburg public transport social media accounts
- The city transport department’s website
- Local news channels keeping the community informed
Would you like me to find direct links to official announcements or offer an updated timetable rundown? Just let me know!
In light of the current situation, the financial impact on the public-transit industry in Yekaterinburg may surge due to the temporary halt of several tram services and the need for emergency bus replacements. Meanwhile, latest news reports suggest that the city's tram and bus network are undergoing a major shake-up in the upcoming weeks.
