City unveils nocturnal bus service for City Day celebration
In commemoration of Khabarovsk city's 167th anniversary on May 31st, the local administration has announced an extension of operating hours for several public transport routes. According to the "Khabarovsk Krai Today" news agency, buses will cater to residents attending the inaugural concert and will remain in service until midnight, continuing their route to the parks thereafter.
On the same day, traffic in the Khabarovsk city center will be moderated as summer officially begins. The following are the updated public transport schedules for that day:
- Departing from Komsomolskaya Square: trolleybus route No.1, and bus routes No.14 and No.82.
- From "Hotel Amur" stop: bus route No.8.
- From "DVZhD Management" stop: bus routes No.23 and No.71.
- From "Ussuriysky Boulevard" stop: bus route No.25.
- From "Riverside Station" stop: bus route No.33.
- From "Krai Scientific Library" stop: bus routes No.34, No.56, and No.83 "P".
- From "Main Post Office" stop: bus route No.58.
- From "Drama Theater" stop: bus route No.73.
Transit vehicles will depart as soon as their seating areas are filled. For more information, contact the dispatcher at 45-00-56.
The city administration has published a detailed scheme of trolleybus and bus operation for May 31st, due to the "Happy Khabarovsk" art festival. You can access this scheme here. For more precise details about local traffic arrangements and public transport plans for this event, we recommend checking the official Khabarovsk city and transportation authority websites, contacting local transport authorities, or following local news platforms for updates.
In the commemoration of Khabarovsk city's 167th anniversary, the upcoming days will also see changes in the local finance industry, as the city administration is discussing potential funding for transportation infrastructure projects within the public-transit sector. Additionally, the celebration of the city's anniversary will not only witness the enhancement of transport services but also the growth of various industries that cater to events like the "Happy Khabarovsk" art festival, potentially turning this celebration into a significant revenue stream for the finance sector in Khabarovsk.
