In St. Petersburg on June 27 and on the night of June 28, public transport routes will change in connection with the preparation and holding of the Scarlet Sails holiday. Some final stops do not count passengers.
According to Komtrans on June 26, from 8:00 a.m. June 27 to 2:00 a.m. June 28, traffic on Bolshaya Petrovsky Bridge and Savina Street closes. Buses No. 14 will follow from the Krestovsky Ostrov final stop along the existing highway to Morskoy Avenue, further along Morskoy Avenue, Petrogradskaya Street, Bolshoi Krestovsky Bridge, Bolshaya Zeleninaya Street and then along the existing highway to the Vyborgskaya Metro terminal stop (at both directions). A minibus K-131 will travel along the same route.
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From 19:00 on June 27 to 1:00 on June 28, traffic on Primorsky Prospekt in the section from Yakhtennaya to Savushkina Street closes. Bus number 134A will go from the Lakhtinsky Razlit stop on the existing highway to Yakhtennaya Street, then along it along Savushkina Street and to the Afonskaya Street terminus. Bus No. 134B – from the final stop “Afonskaya Street” along the existing highway to Savushkina Street, along it, along Shkolnaya Street and to the final stop “Lakhtinsky Razliv”.
From 22:00 on June 27 to 1:00 on June 28, traffic on the WHSD closes from Primorsky Prospekt to the embankment of Yekaterinofka. The “night” bus No. 3M will run from Rybatskoye station to Primorskaya.
At the same time, on June 27, from 8:00 to the end of traffic, stops on Ryukhina Street and at the Krestovsky Ostrov terminal station (buses No. 10, 14, 25) will not work.
On June 27, from 5:00 p.m., boarding and disembarking passengers at the intersection of Nalichnaya and Uralskaya streets (buses No. 3M, 1, 6, 7, 41, 42, 47, 100, 128, 151, 152, 152, trolleybuses No. 9, 10 will be canceled , 11) and at the final stop “Shipbuilders’ Street” (trams No. 6, 40, trolleybuses No. 9, 10, 11).
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In komtrans specified that the subway will work in its usual current mode – that is, until 22:00.
Recall, the festival of graduates of “Scarlet Sails” will be held online June 27. The broadcast will be available on Channel Five. Those wishing to see the celebration with their own eyes from closed areas can wait for a meeting with the police.
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