Changes in routes means of public transportin operation Metro stationsbut also in circulation and in the parking lot of IX cars in center of Athens today brings November 17, the day when the events of the Polytechnic Uprising end with a march to the American embassy. More than 5,500 police officers will be stationed in its wider area. Polytechnic but also a march route, ready to intervene if necessary. Some central metro stations will be closed today for certain hours on her orders. Greek police. In particular, the Megaro Musikis metro station will close at 15:00, and the Syntagma and Evangelismos stations will close at 16:30. Trains will pass through the stations non-stop, and the stations are expected to open after the march to the US embassy is completed in the late afternoon.

They will also be introduced in a large part of the center of Athens. Traffic Laws, depending on the movement of the demonstrators and the development of events. However, parking and vehicles are prohibited until Friday morning around the historic building of the Polytechnic Institute on Patision Street and within a radius that includes Caningos Square, Exarcheion Square and the Archaeological Museum.

HOUR Road police urges drivers to avoid driving and parking their vehicles in event areas, the march route, and around the US Embassy, ​​and the wider downtown area, both to serve them and prevent additional traffic problems. The routes of buses and trolleybuses will also be changed. Until 6am, according to OASA. On Friday, November 18, 2022, the changes will affect all bus and trolleybus routes passing through the center of Athens. Including:

C12: Routes will not pass through Patishen Street. Temporary route Liosion – Chalkokondili – September 3 – Sturnari.

X95: During the course of the Polytechnic, routes will run to the Ethniki Amyn metro station.

Trolleybus 2, 3, 4, 5, 11, 15: Temporary route through September 3 – Marne.