Ferry and bus routes reopen in Komsomolsk as Amur River rises

Ferry and transport services in the Komsomolsk region are set to resume in early May and June. Changes come as water levels rise in the Amur River, affecting routes and schedules. Residents will soon see expanded connections between nearby towns and suburbs. Starting May 6, ferry services between River Terminal and Dubki will extend to their final stop. The adjustment follows rising water levels in the Amur River, which have made full routes possible again.

Suburban ferry operations in Komsomolsk-on-Amur will then restart on May 15. This return of local water transport aims to ease travel for daily commuters and visitors. A new intermunicipal bus route will also launch on June 2. The service will link Komsomolsk, Bogorodskoye, and Nikolayevsk-on-Amur, improving overland connections between the three locations.

The phased reopening of ferry and bus routes will restore key transport links across the region. With services resuming in stages, residents and travellers can expect better access to neighbouring towns and suburbs by early summer.