Metrorex has announced the subway schedule for the winter holidays, specifying that on December 25 and 26, as well as on January 1 and 2, trains will operate according to weekend schedules, with intervals of 9 minutes on most lines and 12 minutes on Line 4. Additionally, STB will adjust the public transport schedule, with reduced frequencies, but will ensure main lines with higher frequencies, including free transport on December 25 and 26.
Moreover, the Christmas Tram will run on Line 1, festively decorated and accompanied by carols, and STB will organize special events for children, including meetings with the Zurli Gang and gifts from Santa Claus. STB drivers will be dressed as Santa Claus, continuing the tradition of bringing the holiday spirit to public transport.
Moreover, the Christmas Tram will run on Line 1, festively decorated and accompanied by carols, and STB will organize special events for children, including meetings with the Zurli Gang and gifts from Santa Claus. STB drivers will be dressed as Santa Claus, continuing the tradition of bringing the holiday spirit to public transport.
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