Disappearance on the 25th, Removal on the 4th from the Avenue.
Moscow is experiencing a significant shift in its transport system, with the implementation of a new era of urban transport reform. Led by Deputy Mayor Anton Alekseenko and Eduard Sadovnikov, Director of MCK "Organizer of Passenger Transportation," the reforms aim to modernize and enhance the city's public transport network, focusing on environmental sustainability and improved service quality.
As part of these reforms, Moscow has introduced a fleet of 400 new-generation electric buses, with 12 already in operation on routes connecting Savelovsky and Belorussky railway stations to the metro station CSKA. These eco-friendly buses boast enhanced structural strength, better assembly quality, increased corrosion resistance, and improved passenger comfort, featuring wider spaces for wheelchairs and bicycles, as well as advanced climate control. For drivers, the new buses offer better ergonomics, including an electronic handbrake and adjustable seating.
In terms of route changes, several key adjustments have been proposed. ROUTE No14 will now run from "Military" to "Täkki Oduloka," while ROUTE No16 will be rerouted from "Military" to "Colony No1." ROUTE No7 will see a new route from "Three Pines" on Viluiskoye Highway to "Poultry Farm," and ROUTE No35 will loop back to "Koloniya No1." Additionally, ROUTE No4 will travel from "Zalog" to "Gazprom," and ROUTE No12 will run from "2nd Dam" on Hatyn-Yuryakhskoye Highway to "2nd Dam."
The reforms also include the creation of transport hubs and tickets with transfers, making transfers more convenient for passengers. Furthermore, tenders for routes will now be held in larger lots, with each lot including three routes.
Notably, ROUTE No6 was not mentioned in the provided information. Also, ROUTE No25 and No15 will disappear and partly be replaced by the new route No12, and nine routes will be altered, with a new one, labeled as "Medtsentr," being added. The proposed route for ROUTE No2 is from "Poultry Farm" to "Sanatorium," and the route for ROUTE No35 will be from "Koloniya No1" to an unspecified location.
This comprehensive transport reform is set to reshape Moscow's public transport network, focusing on modernization, sustainability, and improved service quality for passengers. As the city continues to grow and evolve, these changes are expected to play a crucial role in meeting the transportation needs of its residents and visitors.
The implementation of the transport reform in Moscow has led to the introduction of 400 new-generation electric buses, including 12 already in operation, which are environmentally friendly and offer enhanced comfort for passengers. These changes also include the creation of transport hubs and tickets with transfers, making transfers more convenient for passengers. Notably, the routes for ROUTE No6, ROUTE No25, and partly ROUTE No15 are yet to be specified in the provided information, while ROUTE No12 will replace part of ROUTE No25 and No15, and nine routes will be altered, with a new route, labeled as "Medtsentr," being added.
