Changes to Bus Routes in Yerevan on August 7 and 8
The Yerevan Municipality has announced that due to construction works at the intersection of Khanjian Street and Tigran Mets Avenue, changes will be made to several bus routes on August 7 and 8.
The changes will affect bus routes 10, 14, 18, 41, 46, 50, and 74. According to the municipality, these routes will continue to serve passengers on modified paths, bypassing the construction area.
Residents are urged to take these temporary changes into account and plan their travel in advance.
Details of the changes for the bus routes on August 7 and 8 are as follows:
- Route 10: Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue – Pap King Street – Mashtots Avenue – Moscow Street – Abovyan Street (return on the same route).
- Route 14: Tigran Mets Avenue – Pap King Street – Mashtots Avenue – Moscow Street – Abovyan Street (return on the same route).
- Route 18: Koryun Street – Charents Street – Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue (return on the same route).
- Route 41: Abovyan Street – Moscow Street – Khanjian Street – Sayat Nova Street – Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue (return on the same route).
- Route 46: Abovyan Street – Moscow Street – Khanjian Street – Sayat Nova Street – Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue (return on the same route).
- Route 50: Abovyan Street – Moscow Street – Khanjian Street – Sayat Nova Street – Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue (return on the same route).
- Route 74: Abovyan Street – Moscow Street – Khanjian Street – Sayat Nova Street – Nar-Dosi Street – Tigran Mets Avenue (return on the same route).
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