Public transportation in Zagreb after the earthquake and during the COVID-19 quarantine

On 22 March 2020, an earthquake of magnitude 5,5 on Richter scale hit Croatian capital Zagreb and caused severe damage in the city center. Due to damage on tram tracks and overhead wires, most of the tram tracks in the center were closed for more than three months.

The first map shows condition of the tram tracks and unused tram stops according to number of day lines they serve during regular operation.
The second map shows the replacement bus lines and their stops.

Both maps show traffic situation as of 23 June 2020, three months after the earthquake. As it can be seen from the map, not all closed sections of tram system are covered by replacement bus lines, including the busiest tram station on Ban Jelačić Square (central square) where seven day lines operate in regular conditions.

Layers for tram stops, tram tracks, replacement bus stops and replacement bus lines contain some additional informations, including photos, which can be easily browsed using datagrid.