MetroRadar blog
Clear advice on checking disruptions, reading announcements and changing route when the metro, tram, bus or railway stops running as planned.
Written by a Warsaw passenger
The guides are written by Przemysław Królikowski — creator of MetroRadar and a regular user of Warsaw public transport.
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Content updated: 19 July 2026
An out-of-service lift can turn an ordinary journey into an impassable barrier. I want MetroRadar to warn passengers before they reach the station and help them choose an accessible route.
Confirm the line and boundary stations, choose an interchange and monitor updates without refreshing several websites.
Official notices, operator updates and passenger reports serve different purposes. Combine them into one reliable view.
The best alert arrives before you leave and concerns your route. Here is how to keep notifications focused.
A diversion changes more than the line path. Check the stops, direction, walking route and next connection.
A railway alert should identify the service, section and consequence for your transfer. Learn which sources and details matter.
