As Poslovni Dnevnik writes on the 26th of October, 2020, ZET has reported that they will re-organise the way things are run in regard to Zagreb bus and tram services with All Saints Day in mind. They stated that in this specific epidemiological situation, they are fully prepared to organise transportation through the days before, as well as on the actual days of the feast of All Saints Dat and on All Souls’ Day.
“As of Friday, October the 23rd, the traffic situation on the lines whose routes usually pass by larger city cemeteries has been being monitored, and if necessary, additional transport capacities will be included in operation,” they say from ZET.
The special regulation of public transport for the Zagreb bus and tram services will be in force on Saturday and Sunday (October the 31st and November the 1st), when other bus lines will be established on which transport will be free.
TRAM TRAFFIC
On All Saints’ Day, which falls on Sunday, November the 1st, the Sunday tram schedule will apply in terms of tram traffic, but a larger number of trams will run on lines 4, 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 14 and 17 compared to the usual Sunday schedule. In order to facilitate the transfer of passengers from the tram to the bus lines of the Kaptol terminal, depending on the number of passengers, an additional tram stop will be established in Ilica, next to Ban Josip Jelacic Square. On Saturday, October the 31st, tram traffic will run according to Saturday’s schedule, but line 8 will also be in operation.
BUS TRAFFIC
When it comes to Zagreb bus services to the city’s cemeteries, and depending on the influx and amount of people, ZET will include additional buses which will run on regular lines.
In order to establish quality traffic connections, on Saturday, October the 31st and Sunday, November the 1st, extraordinary bus lines will run as follows: Kaptol – Mirogoj, Kaptol – Mirogoj – Crematorium, Kvaternikov trg – Srebrnjak, while on Sunday, the 1st of November, the extraordinary lines Dubrava – Mirosevec, Dubec – Markovo Polje and Podsused centar – Poljanica – Gornja Bistra will also be in operation.
TRANSPORT TO MIROGOJ AND THE CREMATORIUM
The extraordinary Zagreb bus lines Kaptol – Mirogoj and Kaptol – Mirogoj – Krematorij will be established on Saturday and Sunday (October the 31st and November the 1st), from 08:00 to 21:00. On the lines Kaptol – Mirogoj and Kaptol – Mirogoj – Krematorij, buses will depart after they’re full, without stopping at its regular bus stops, while the line to the crematoriom will stop near the roundabout zone by Mirogoj.
Going towards Kaptol, the buses will stop along the way at Mirogoj, ie at the temporarily established stop on Remetska cesta, in the area of the intersection with Mirogojska cesta.
One line will follow the route: Kaptol – Mirogoj: Kaptol – Zvonarnicka – Degenova – Grskoviceva – Bijenicka – Aleja Hermanna Bollea – Mirogoj. In return: Mirogoj – Mirogojska – Gupceva zvijezda – Vranciceva – Nova Ves – Kaptol.
Another line will follow the route: Kaptol – Mirogoj – Crematorium: Kaptol – Zvonarnicka – Degenova – Grskoviceva – Bijenicka – Aleja Hermanna Bollea – Mirogoj – Mirogojska – Remetska cesta – Crematorium. In return: Crematorium – Remetska cesta – Mirogojska – Gupceva zvijezda – Vranciceva – Nova Ves – Kaptol.
Passengers boarding buses for Mirogoj and the crematorium will be at Kaptol, at the stops of regular Zagreb bus lines. In the opposite direction, passengers will enter the buses to Kaptol at Mirogoj in front of the morgue, and at the crematorium, at the entrance of the regular bus line Kaptol – Mirogoj – Crematorium.
For the people who intend to visit the Mirogoj cemetery, for easier navigation, there is a free application (app) of the branch City Cemeteries, which also serves as a guide with which you can find out additional information about the history of the cemetery and famous people buried there.
The extraordinary Zagreb bus line 297 (Kvaternikov trg – Srebrnjak) will run on Saturday and Sunday, (October the 31st and November the 1st), from 08:00 to 21:00.
The line route will be as follows: Terminal Kvaternikov trg – Heinzelova – Kvaternikov trg – Domjaniceva – Srebrnjak – Bijenicka cesta (bus turnaround) and the same route will be taken in return. Buses running on the extraordinary line 297 will stop only at the Srebrnjak / Petrova ulica stop.
Passengers will enter the buses to Srebrnjak on the platform of line 201, and exit on the western part of Heinzelova street. Passengers will enter the buses for Kvaternikov trg in the area of the intersection of Bijenicka cesta with Srebrnjak street. Passengers will leave at Srebrnjak on Bijenicka cesta, east of the intersection with Srebrnjak street.
The Zagreb bus line 207 (Kvaternikov trg – Rim – Kvaternikov trg) will run on Saturday and Sunday on a partially altered route: Kvaternikov trg – the regular route to the intersection of Domjaniceva and Petrova streets – Petrova – Lascinska – Bijenicka and then along the usual route to Rim street. On the way back, the bus will take the same route.
Changes on Zagreb bus lines whose routes pass through areas with special traffic regulation:
Lines 106 (Kaptol – Mirogoj – Crematorium) and 201 (Kaptol – Kvaternikov trg) will not run on Saturday and Sunday (October the 31st and November the 1st), from 08:00 to 21:00, due to special traffic regulations.
Zagreb bus lines 203 (Svetice – Vinec – Kaptol) and 226 (Kaptol – Remete – Svetice) on Saturday and Sunday (October the 31st and November the 1st), from 08:00 to 21:00, will run on their regular route to the crematorium.
For the duration of the special traffic regulations, on Saturday and Sunday (October the 31st and November the 1st) from 08:00 to 21:00, the route of the regular bus line 105 (Kaptol – Britanski trg) will change. Towards Britanski trg, buses will run on the following route: Kaptol – Zvonarnicka – Degenova – Medvescak street – Gupceva zvijezda – Vranciceva.
A temporary stop will also be established in Vranciceva street, in the area of the intersection with Medvedgradska street. In the direction of Kaptol, the buses will run on their usual route.
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