Four bus routes in Yekaterinburg will be changed.
Bus routes No. 46, 55, 76 and 98 will change their routes in Yekaterinburg from October 31 to November 5, the mayor’s office reported.
The mayor’s office clarified that buses 55 and 98 will run to the city center via Shaumyana — Furmanova — Moskovskaya — Shchorsa — and then continue along their routes.
Bus 46, heading toward the Akademika Landau terminus, will go via Furmanova — Moskovskaya — Amundsen — and then continue along its route.
The route of bus 76, when traveling to the STC MEGA terminus, will be directed via Furmanova — Moskovskaya — and then continue along its route.
In addition, for routes 98 and 55 the stops on Chkalova — “Chkalova,” “Khasanovskaya” and “Shaumyana” — will be canceled and other stops introduced: “Shaumyana” (on Moskovskaya) and “Moskovskaya” (on Furmanova). For buses 46 and 76 the stops “Moskovskaya,” “Chkalova” and “Khasanovskaya” will be canceled.
Earlier we reported that trams to the ZhBI stopped running until October 27 due to rail repairs.
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Four bus routes in Yekaterinburg will be changed.
Bus routes Nos. 46, 55, 76 and 98 will change their routes in Yekaterinburg from October 31 to November 5. This was announced by the mayor’s office. The mayor’s office clarified that buses Nos. 55 and 98 will run to the city center via Shaumyana — Furmanova — Moskovskaya — Shchorsa — and then continue along their route.