Kyiv ground transport will operate during the alert, but there is a nuance
Evening Kiev
The driver will be forced to stop near the nearest shelter.
This was announced by the Kyiv City State Administration.
According to official information, the Defence Council of Kyiv has decided that starting from 22 May, the capital's ground public transport will take passengers to the nearest shelter in case of an air-raid alert.
The transport driver will make announcements about the nearest shelter. This may be an underground underground station, a subway, a shelter in a house and the like
The Department of patrol police in Kyiv will be making sure the drivers follow the rules and stop near the nearest shelters.
For now, the Kyiv authorities do not allow communal transport to operate fully during the alarms, as it is not safe for life.