He announced that three new metro lines and four dozen new stations will be built in Moscow by 2030 Sergey SobyaninMayor of the Russian capital in his blog on Monday. the Troitskaya, Rublevo-Arkhangelskaya and Biryulevskaya In addition, 48 stations of the city's railway network will be opened: 39 new metro stations and nine new/reconstructed MCD stations, Zobyanin writes.
For the first time we developed rail transport within the borders of Moscow. Then the project expanded to the nearest cities of the Moscow region, resulting in four districts of MCD. In the years between 2024 and 2030, it will focus on developing the railway framework for the entire central transport hub, as well as creating a network of high-speed tracks.
The mayor said. He promised to include 39 stations of the Yaroslavl and Pavelik railway lines in the Moscow transport tariff system. This allows the metropolitan ticket system to cover all suburban railway lines.
By 2030, scheduled traffic within the entire central transport interchange should be ensured, so that trains will run six times more frequently on the lines connecting Moscow with regional centers and the largest cities of central Russia.
This was stated by the city mayor Metropolitan authorities with the Russian Government, Russian Railways, Sberbank Together with the regions, they want to implement the VSZM-1 high-speed railway project – Moscow – Tver – Veliky Novgorod – St. Petersburg. As a result, travel time between Moscow and St. Petersburg is scheduled to be reduced to 2 hours and 15 minutes.
According to Sobyanin, the end result of the program will be a new transport reality for 31 million people – residents of Moscow, central Russia and the catchment area of the Northwest Transport Axis – as well as the closest possible integration of Moscow. And St. Petersburg.
