The PESA railbus completed its first journey between Kolomyia and Lviv on May 6, transporting around 200 passengers in both directions. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

The PESA railbus completed its first journey between Kolomyia and Lviv on May 6, transporting around 200 passengers in both directions

This route is served by train No. 815/816, which runs during the day four times a week: on Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

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On Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, the train follows a shorter route: Kolomyia – Lviv – Kolomyia, tailored to weekday travel demand.

The Route Covered by the PESA Railbus

In test mode, the train stops at Halych station. Starting May 8, the route will extend to Lutsk, further expanding regional access.

Toward Lutsk, the PESA railbus departs Kolomyia at 06:55 and arrives at 14:20. The return trip leaves Lutsk at 15:17 and arrives back in Kolomyia at 22:35.

PESA Railbus — A Step Toward Better Regional Transport

The rail link between cities simplifies regional travel without transfers or traffic delays. Its flexible schedule suits both business and leisure trips.

This project supports Ukrainian Railways’ goal of enhancing regional mobility and modernizing the rail fleet.

Additionally, the new service offers an eco-friendly alternative to road transport, helping to reduce emissions across the region.

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