Kyiv proposes two ways to cut bridge traffic jams

Ukrainian lawmakers propose measures to reduce traffic congestion on Kyiv bridges following Russian attacks that caused a transport collapse. Two main options were presented to the parliamentary transport committee. Deputy committee head Volodymyr Kreidenko suggested implementing reversible traffic lanes on bridges and introducing even-odd driving hours based on license plate numbers, a practice used in other countries. Committee member Oksana Savchuk instead proposed increasing public transport capacity and regulating bridge traffic priorities. These proposals remain preliminary ideas requiring coordinated action between state and local authorities. Officials note bridges remain resilient despite attacks, so stationary crossings will continue serving as the main logistics focus.