Kyiv’s current public transport comprises bus, trolleybus, tram, metro and electric train, which together covers around 2,350 km. The existing public transport network is unable to cater to the current needs of commuters, which has resulted in an increasing share of private vehicles in the city’s transport mix.
Read MoreHuawei has secured a contract to provide 4G services across the Kiev Metro network.
Read MoreHuawei has secured a contract to provide 4G services across the Kiev Metro network.
Read MoreDuring 2017, annual ridership across the three public transport modes in Kiev – tram, trolley bus and metro – was 785.1 million passengers.
Read MoreUkraine’s Cabinet of Ministry has announced plans to construct a high speed rail (HSR) line linking Kyiv-Passazhyrsky station in the city centre and the Boryspil International Airport.
Read MoreA consortium of China Railway International Group and China Pacific Construction Group has signed the cooperation agreement with Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) for implementation of Kyiv Metro Line 4.
Read MoreA consortium of China Railway International Group and China Pacific Construction Group has signed the cooperation agreement with Kyiv City State Administration (KCSA) for implementation of Kyiv Metro Line 4.
Read MoreKiev tram operator, Kyivpastrans, has awarded a USD70 million contract to Poland-based Pesa, for the delivery of 40 low-floor light-rail vehicles (LRVs).
Read MoreKiev tram operator, Kyivpastrans, has awarded a USD70 million contract to Poland-based Pesa, for the delivery of 40 low-floor light-rail vehicles (LRVs).
Read MoreThe Ukraine Ministry of Infrastructure has announced plans to restructure the planned airport rail link (Air Express) project connecting the Kiev city centre to the Boryspil airport.
Read MoreKyivskyi Metropoliten, the operator of Ukraine’s Kiev metro, is planning to raise a government-guaranteed loan of UAH500 million to construct the Teremky metro station on the Kurenivsko-Chervonoarmiiska underground line.
Read MoreKyivskyi Metropoliten, the operator of Ukraine’s Kiev metro, is planning to raise a government-guaranteed loan of UAH500 million to construct the Teremky metro station on the Kurenivsko-Chervonoarmiiska underground line.
Read MoreThe Kiev city state administration has proposed inviting private investors for the extension of the Podilsko-Vyhurivska subway line to Troeschyna.
Read MoreThere are nearly 75 urban rail systems in Europe.
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