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Bus No. 129 from Kirov will depart later: new timetable

In the regional center changed the schedule of one of the suburban flights

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Bus No. 129 from Kirov will depart later: new timetable

In the city transport company informed that on the bus route No. 129 postponed the departure time from the bus station.

Starting Monday, October 26, the flight, which previously departed at 16:40, will depart at 17:05.

According to experts of the company, the adjustments were made taking into account the numerous requests of passengers themselves. In addition, the decision was influenced by the real road situation, including periodic congestion on certain sections of the track.

Kirov residents can find out the current schedule on the public transport monitoring website, as well as using the chatbot of the Central Dispatch Service.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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