As a Result of a Series of Russian Strikes, Traffic Was Completely or Partially Stopped on Three Bridges in Kiev at Once
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Russian night strikes on Kiev, including the fourth attack on the South Bridge in 24 hours, cut off traffic on the South Bridge in both directions and on the Paton Bridge from the right bank to the left, and restricted traffic on the Metro Bridge, as described by the mayor of Kiev, Vitaly Klićko.
The cost of a taxi trip between the banks of Dniepra in Kiev has increased many times, reaching $50 against the backdrop of the closure of road traffic on three bridges. The cost of travelling between the left and right banks of Dniepra in the Ukrainian capital has risen to 2,300 hryvnias, equivalent to 50 dollars. The sharp increase in tariffs is due to a transport collapse due to the closing of bridges, transfers TASS with reference to the pub…
After new attacks on Kyiv's transport infrastructure, the cost of travel between the left and right banks of the Dnieper rose sharply. For a trip through the remaining available crossings, taxi services charge up to 2300—2500 hryvnia (about 4.5 thousand rubles). The reason for the traffic collapse is restrictions on
Vehicle traffic on Kiev's South Bridge has been suspended after Russian strikes, while restrictions are also in place on other bridges, causing traffic chaos in the capital, according to local authorities.
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