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Public transportation in Mykolaiv comprises buses, trolleybuses, trams, and fixed-route taxis, ensuring efficient connectivity between various city districts. The tram network, spanning approximately 73 km, has been operational since 1897, initially with horse-drawn carriages and electrified since 1915. The trolleybus system, launched in 1967, covers about 59 km of routes. Buses and fixed-route taxis complement the transport infrastructure, providing access to remote areas. For passenger convenience, mobile applications like EasyWay offer up-to-date information on routes and schedules. In recent years, with international support, there has been a renewal of the city's transport fleet and infrastructure.

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Mykolaiv receives six buses from Norway next week

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Shahed drone fell on the roof of a 9-storey building in Mykolaiv but did not detonate: residents evacuated

Contractor damages roots of 7 trees while arranging parking near historic building in Mykolaiv city centre

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The director of «Mykolaivoblteploenergo» said that the company will face «serious financial difficulties» if the Cabinet of Ministers does not solve the problem with the difference in tariffs

Residents of Mykolaiv complained about a neighbour who decided to build parking spaces in the courtyard of high-rise buildings

Residents of a dormitory in Mykolaiv are still without heating: the temperature in the rooms is 13-14°C, and mould has appeared on the windows

Mykolaiv Regional State Administration warned Mykolaiv City Council about changes in the structure of the cultural sector