Prague To Donate 20 Tatra Trams And 2 Buses To Kharkiv And Khmelnytskyi

News 27 September 2022, 18:52

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The vehicles will be donated as humanitarian aid.

The Prague transport company will donate trams and buses to Kharkiv and Khmelnytskyi as humanitarian aid.

The CFTS portal reported this, citing the Alltransua publication.

Kharkiv is to receive 20 trams, namely 15 Tatra T6A5 trams and 5 Tatra T3SUCS trams. The first of the trams are expected to be sent to Ukraine in the coming weeks.

Khmelnytskyi will also receive two buses. These will be a 12-meter, high-floor Karosa B951 bus and an 18-meter, low-floor Irisbus Citelis 18M articulated bus.

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