
ZTM Poznań has prepared changes in public transport for November 1
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Annual changes in the organization of public transport in Poznań on the occasion of All Saints' Day.
Free travel and frequent tram services
On November 1, travel on all buses and trams on ZTM Poznań lines will be completely free, regardless of the zone.
Passengers do not have to validate tickets or present PEKA cards.
Between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., trams running to the Junikowski Cemetery and the Miłostowski Cemetery will run very frequently - on average, approximately every 2 minutes.
Special cemetery lines and strengthening of permanent connections
Additional tram lines will appear on the streets: 41 (Junikowo - Miłostowo), 42 (Os. Sobieskiego - Miłostowo) and 43 (Junikowo - Miłostowo).
Additionally, a special bus line No. 133 will be launched, connecting Rondo Śródka with the Miłostowski Cemetery from ul. Gnieźnieńska.
The routes of tram lines 5 (to the Miłostowo loop) and 6 (to the Junikowo loop) will be extended. The frequency of services on lines 1, 5, 6, 8, 13 and 15 will also be increased.
Parking at cemeteries – where to leave your car?
In the area of Poznań's largest necropolises, additional parking spaces have been designated on the road, temporary and buffer parking lots.
At the Junikowo Cemetery you will be able to park on the left lanes of the street. Grunwaldzka, along ul. Wieruszowska and in the parking lot at ul. Grunwaldzka (up to 3 hours free of charge in the cemetery zone).
Free parking will be available near the Miłostowo Cemetery at ul. Gnieźnieńska 55 and the Kiss & Ride zone at the cemetery gate.
It is worth remembering that on November 1, there is a total ban on entry by private cars to the municipal cemeteries of Junikowo and Miłostowo. A speed limit of 30 km/h has been introduced on the streets in the necropolis area.
Cemetery opening hours
Municipal cemeteries in Poznań are open to pedestrians every day from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. During All Saints' Day, a special vehicle entry schedule applies - from October 29 to November 1, private cars are completely prohibited from entering cemeteries.
Facilities for seniors and people with disabilities
At the Junikowo Cemetery, people over 80 years of age or over 60 years of age with visible musculoskeletal dysfunction can use a ride from the cemetery gate to the grave.

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