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The tram is a popular mode of transport among Muscovites. A new large-scale project Learn everything about trams: from history to the future The mos.ru portal will allow you to explore the history of this mode of transport in greater depth—from the first wooden carriages to innovative autonomous trams.
"Following Sergei Sobyanin's instructions, we continue to develop the capital's tram system, taking into account the needs and demands of Muscovites. It's important to us that modern trams meet the highest standards of speed, comfort, and reliability. A new special project on mos.ru will allow everyone to learn more about this mode of transport, its history, and its development prospects," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.
This special project will serve as a guide for those interested in the history and development of Moscow's transport system.
One section is dedicated to the history of the Moscow tram. It features rare archival photographs and documents. Users will learn how trams changed the city's appearance throughout the 20th century, including how the first electric trams appeared on Moscow streets in 1899.
City residents will be able to trace the technological evolution and study in detail the modern Vityaz-Moskva and Lvenok-Moskva models, as well as understand how the autonomous driving system works.
Another part of the project is dedicated to the first Moscow Tram Diameter (T1). This route opened less than six months ago and connected several districts of the capital, running from east to southwest through the city center.
Today, the city's tram system operates 37 routes, offering passengers unique digital services. The tram fleet is 97 percent updated.
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