On Thursday, January 9, 2025, Warsaw residents can expect major disruptions to their daily commute. A planned public gathering and march through key city center streets will cause significant traffic congestion and altered public transportation routes.
Understanding the Gathering Route
The gathering will begin at 12:00 pm at ul. Mysiej 2 and proceed through the following streets:
* Bracka → Al. Jerozolimskie → Marszałkowska → Wspólna
* The final destination is ul. Wspólnej 6.
Road Closures and Traffic Disruptions
To minimize the impact, it’s essential to be aware of the following road closures and traffic disruptions:
* ETAP I: Ul. Bracka will be closed.
* ETAP II: The southern lane of Al. Jerozolimskie and the eastern lane of ul. Marszałkowskiej will be closed.
* ETAP IIA: The intersection at Rondo Dmowskiego will be closed.
* ETAP III: Ul. Krucza will be closed.
Public Transportation Alterations
To accommodate the gathering, public transportation routes will be adjusted:
* Bus Routes: Several bus lines (127, 131, 171, 517, 520, 525, and more) will be rerouted. Temporary bus stops will be marked as „stałe” or „na żądanie.”
* Tram Routes: Lines 4, 7, 22, 25, 9, 24, 15, 16, 18 will modify their routes to avoid Rondo Dmowskiego and other closed areas.
Tips for Commuters
To make the most of your day, follow these tips:
* Stay Informed: Check the Warsaw Public Transport website and mobile apps for up-to-date information on route changes and bus stops.
* Plan Ahead: Avoid traveling during the gathering hours (12:00 pm – 4:00 pm) if possible.
* Use Transfers: Temporary bus stops on alternative routes might be your best option.
Appeal to Drivers
Motorists are advised to avoid the city center, as the gathering will cause significant traffic congestion. According to the Warsaw City Council, traffic jams may reach unprecedented levels.
We apologize for the inconvenience and kindly ask for your patience. Warsaw residents, please stay tuned for updates and plan your day wisely!
Stay Ahead of the Game
Keep an eye on our website and social media channels for real-time updates on traffic conditions and public transportation changes. By being prepared, you can minimize the impact of this event on your daily routine.
Did You Know?
* According to the Central Statistical Office of Poland, Warsaw’s population is over 1.76 million people, making it one of the most populous cities in Poland.
* The Warsaw Public Transport system consists of 144 bus lines, 26 tram lines, and 2 metro lines, serving millions of passengers daily.
By understanding the impact of this event and planning accordingly, you can navigate the traffic chaos and make the most of your day in Warsaw.