Tram line 41 will be suspended from August 1 for infrastructure works, replaced by two shuttle bus lines.
Andreea Lificiu
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The Bucharest Transport Company announces the temporary suspension of tram line 41 as of August 1, due to infrastructure works needed at the intersection of Ghencea Boulevard and Constantin Titel Petrescu Street. To ensure passenger transportation, two shuttle bus lines will be introduced: 641, between Ghencea terminal and Press Square, and 643, between Dedeman Ghencea and Grant Bridge, with a 3-5 minute interval. The work is expected to take about four weeks.
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Linia 41 suspendată temporar din 1 august. STB introduce două linii navetă de autobuz
ESENȚIAL | Linia 41 se suspendă toată luna august. TPBI: Se înființează liniile navetă 641 și 643 pentru călătorii de pe traseu | HARTA
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