Impact of Street Blockage on Khabarovsk's Public Transport System
Hey there!Listen, starting June 13, the main drag of Khabarovsk is gonna be shut down, y'know. Those blokes from the energy sector been warning us ‘bout it. Seems like they gotta replace some underground comms under the Karl Marx and Leo Tolstoy crossroads, according to "Khabarovsk Krai Today".
Now don't panic, Trolleybuses 1 and 4 heading towards Lenin Square gotta make a detour. After the "Krai Musical Theater" stop, they're headed to Gaydar Street, then Kim Yu Chen Street, Pushkin Street, up Muravyov-Amursky Street, and back on their normal route.
In the flip side, these electric buses will turn left after passing Lenin Square, take a halt at "Book World," head down Pushkin Street to Amur Boulevard, follow that, make a spin to Gaydar Street, go up to Karl Marx Street and return to their allocated routes.
Durin’ the closure, there’d be an additional stop for Trolleybuses goin’ towards Bolshaya Street and the airport.
Vladimir Oshanovsky had some opinions about this. Said somethin' like, "This electric transport would work in Khabarovsk." kinda like they do on Gaydar, Kim Yu Chen, and Pushkin streets. For routes 14, 19, 21, 21-1, 29P, 29K, 34, 56-1, 58-1, 61K-1, 61C, 82-1, 82-2, 82-3 movin' towards Lenin Square, they'll bypass the Karl Marx and Leo Tolstoy intersection.
In the opposite direction, the same bus lines will follow the same route, just instead of the "Lenin Square" stop on Karl Marx Street, they'll drop off and pick up passengers at the "DVGMU" stop near "Book World" on Pushkin Street.
Now, Trolleybus 21 and 21-1 got some changes too. Starting June 13, due to the street closure, Trolleybus 29P will have a new route from the "Krai Music Theater" stop, turnin’ right onto Gaydar Street, left onto Kim Yu Chen Street, right again onto Tolstoy Street, and then follow its regular path.
As for No 29K, 45-00-56, well, it seems there ain't much info about that.
Now, here's somethin' interesting, there ain't official announcements or news reports about this Khabarovsk street closure or its transport impact from June 13 in the accessible sources. Typically, municipal authorities would give updates on alternative bus routes, temporary detours, and changes to public transport services like buses, trams, and trolleybuses, but no such details are found.
If you want precise details, checkin' official city transport websites or local news outlets would be the best bet.
The shutdown of the main drag in Khabarovsk, starting June 13, might have implications for the finance industry as businesses along the route may experience reduced foot traffic. Due to the closure, transportation within the city may be altered, with public-transit routes such as Trolleybuses 1, 4, electric buses, and certain bus lines like routes 14, 19, 21, 21-1, 29P, 29K, 34, 56-1, 58-1, 61K-1, 61C, 82-1, 82-2, 82-3 needing to adjust, potentially impacting the industry and everyday travel for residents.
