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Mykolaiv residents will have to pay more: the executive committee approved new fares for public transport

Minibuses, buses, trams and trolleybuses: Mykolaiv has revised its fares for public transport

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Fares for public transport in Mykolaiv have been updated. Starting November 14, 2026, passengers will pay more on privately operated minibuses and on buses run by the municipal company “Mykolaivpastrans.” The new fares for trams and trolleybuses will take effect on December 1. The decision was adopted by the executive committee of Mykolaiv City Council on November 12, 2026.

The following fares for private operators will apply from November 14:

  • UAH 25 — travel within the city;
  • UAH 30 — to the Velyka Korenykha neighborhood;
  • UAH 35 — to the Mala Korenykha neighborhood.

A single ride on buses operated by Mykolaivpastrans will cost UAH 25. However, the fare to Mala Korenykha will remain unchanged at UAH 30.

The executive committee also set out the terms for discounted travel for schoolchildren. Students in grades 1–11 and 12 at general secondary schools will be eligible for a 50% discount on minibuses from September 1 to June 1. They must have a student ID.

During martial law, schoolchildren will continue to travel free of charge on buses operated by Mykolaivpastrans, provided they have a valid student ID. Once martial law ends or is lifted, a 50% discount will apply on city routes from September 1 to June 1.

The new fares for passengers on trams and trolleybuses operated by Mykolaivelektrotrans will take effect on December 1, 2026. A single ticket purchased from the driver or at a kiosk will cost UAH 20. Cheaper payment options will also be available: UAH 18 via QR code and UAH 10 with a student ID. The cost of travel passes will also change.

Full-fare passes:

  • one day for trams and trolleybuses — UAH 55;
  • two days for trams and trolleybuses — UAH 100;
  • 7 calendar days for trams — UAH 200;
  • 7 calendar days for trolleybuses — UAH 200;
  • 7 calendar days for trams and trolleybuses — UAH 300;
  • 15 calendar days for trams — UAH 380;
  • 15 calendar days for trolleybuses — UAH 380;
  • 15 calendar days for trams and trolleybuses — UAH 570;
  • one month for trams — UAH 720;
  • one month for trolleybuses — UAH 720;
  • one month for trams and trolleybuses — UAH 1,080.

Monthly passes for students will cost half as much:

  • trams — UAH 360;
  • trolleybuses — UAH 360;
  • trams and trolleybuses — UAH 540.

The cost of a passenger transport inspector’s ticket has also been approved: a single ticket for a tram or trolleybus will cost UAH 400.

The decision also sets the number of rides covered by travel passes: 90 rides for trams and trolleybuses combined, and 60 rides for either mode individually. The number of rides covered by a pass valid for both types of electric transport—trams and trolleybuses—will be used to calculate subsidized travel.

Thus, the new fares will be introduced in two stages: first for buses and minibuses, and then, from early December, for the city’s electric transport.

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