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The Mayor of Moscow and Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport have outlined their intentions to increase the development of autonomous mobility in the Russian capital city, including driverless trams and autonomous taxis.
The new section of Moscow Metro's BCL features 10 new stations, which will improve transport accessibility for 1.4 million residents of 11 districts of the city.
The green bonds have been live on the Moscow Stock Exchange since May 2021 and have already helped to build a new station on the city’s Big Circle Line.
After welcoming its first team of female metro train drivers in January 2021, Moscow Metro has announced that its second team of female drivers are currently undertaking the necessary training.
The virtual 'Troika' card will enable passengers to pay for public transport across Moscow - including the metro, buses, trams and trains - with their smartphones, rather than by card.
Moscow Metro says the test will involve 1,000 passengers and will begin on Line 4 only, with more lines set to be included in the future.
One of Moscow’s famous metro trains has received a new paint job from local street artists in the Russian capital, with passengers getting the final say on the future of the new model.
Moscow is investing in its tram network, replacing rolling stock and expanding its Troika ticketing system in order to improve passenger comfort, ease of use and the reliability of its network.
Moscow Metro has announced the construction of another metro line, which the authority hopes will drastically reduce journey times for the residents of certain districts.
The expansion of Moscow’s Troika card shows no sign of slowing down, as the city of Perm begins a pilot of the ticketing system.
With more than 330 new trains expected in 2021, Moscow is continuing to replace its ageing fleet with new trains, as it looks to modernise the 86 year-old network.
New trains have entered service on two of Moscow Metro’s lines, as the network installs parcel lockers at 69 of its stations.
Intelligent Transport’s Joshua Minchin counts down through 10 of the world’s busiest metro systems, detailing some astonishingly high ridership figures.
Moscow Metro reports highest ridership since October to encourage other operators around the world that a return to busy services is possible.
Aside from constant cleaning and social distancing measures, the Moscow Metro also has its very own security service to keep passengers safe.
