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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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On January 24, ground transportation routes will be adjusted in the north, west, and south of the capital, as well as in the Novomoskovsky District. These changes will affect electric buses and coaches: they will now operate closer to new residential areas and transportation infrastructure.
"At Sergei Sobyanin's direction, we are adjusting the ground transportation route network to make passenger travel even more comfortable. Starting January 24, we will be changing 11 bus and electric bus routes in various districts and areas of the capital. Residents of large residential areas will now have direct routes to nearby rail stations, and buses and electric buses will stop closer to their homes," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.
Thus, in the North-Eastern Administrative District, ground transit routes No. 746 and public routes No. 560, 560k, and 843 will begin stopping closer to the second exit of the Fiztekh metro station. Stops will also be established at the Severnaya Sloboda residential complex and on Akademika Landau Boulevard.
In addition, bus route #843 in the North-Eastern Administrative Okrug will travel via Severnaya Sloboda instead of the Dmitrovskoye Highway section.
In the Southern Administrative District, for district route No. 844 and social routes C823, C823a, and C827, the stop "Erevanskaya Street, 28" in the direction of the Moskvorechye station of the Moscow Central Diameter will be moved closer to the intersection with Kaspiyskaya Street.
Buses C999 will now run to the Novomoskovskaya metro station. This is due to the opening of a new road in Kommunarka. This will make travel to the Troitskaya Line and public amenities more convenient.
In the Western Administrative Okrug, district bus routes #120 and #688 will be extended to the new large residential complex "Michurinsky Park." This will allow residents to more easily reach the nearby Ozernaya metro station.
In accordance with the objectives of the national project Infrastructure for Life The capital is placing significant emphasis on modernizing social and public infrastructure, including increasing the number of convenient public transportation routes and upgrading rolling stock. Furthermore, as part of the national project, Moscow has begun developing the Central Transport Hub, which will become a unified loop with predictable commuter rail service for over 30 million residents in 11 Russian regions.
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